Talk Louisiana: Recent Episodes

Jim Engster

LSU Manship School Professor Bob Mann and Advocate Editorial Writer Lanny Keller exchange rankings of the ten Louisiana governors in their lifetime…from Earl Long to John Bel Edwards. Mann worked for Gov. Kathleen Blanco and Keller was on the team of Gov. David Treen. Keller and Mann also talk about the testimony of Special Counsel Bob Mueller before two U.S. House committees and the discussion about LSU’s new multimillion dollar football operations building. Mark Ballard, Capitol Bureau Chief of the Advocate, comments on controversy at LSU’s Lab School. Cybersecurity expert Gary Miliefsky examines the growing cryptocurrency market, the innovative technology that powers it and learning how to avoid the scammers and cybercriminals.

The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks the latest in local and national politics including the ongoing special tax session and Trump's Cabinet picks. Novelist and attorney David Baldacci reflects on his successful career and also talks his latest work, "To Die For". Managing Artistic Director at Swine Palace and LSU Theatre Vastine Stabler is joined by director Joy Vandervort-Cobb to speak on the theatres upcoming play, "People, Places, and Things". For more information, visit https://lsucmda-internet.choicecrm.net/dist/#/events/productions.people. Film Programming Manager at Manship Theatre Kelly Swift talks James Carville's documentary, "Carville: Winning is Everything, Stupid". For tickets, visit https://www.manshiptheatre.org/show/carville-winning-is-everything-stupid.

The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks the latest in local and national politics including the ongoing special tax session and Trump's Cabinet picks. Novelist and attorney David Baldacci reflects on his successful career and also talks his latest work, "To Die For". Managing Artistic Director at Swine Palace and LSU Theatre Vastine Stabler is joined by director Joy Vandervort-Cobb to speak on the theatres upcoming play, "People, Places, and Things". For more information, visit https://lsucmda-internet.choicecrm.net/dist/#/events/productions.people. Film Programming Manager at Manship Theatre Kelly Swift talks James Carville's documentary, "Carville: Winning is Everything, Stupid". For tickets, visit https://www.manshiptheatre.org/show/carville-winning-is-everything-stupid.

Retired lieutenant general and founder of the GreenARMY General Russel Honore discusses the future impact of climate change in regards to the presidential election.
Libertarian lawyer Mike Wolf talks the recent federal court's decision regarding the Louisiana 10 Commandments Law. Director of scientific research at Woman's Hospital Dr. Elizabeth Sutton comments on her current research project "The SWEET Study: Can Ozempic Prevent Type 2 Diabetes?"

Assistant Director at East Baton Rouge Parish Library Mary Stein talks what's new at the library and also various upcoming events. Community activist Dr. Angelle Bradford is joined by LSU Shreveport professor Dr. Jeff Sadow to discuss the election results. The Advocate's Jan Risher speaks on her work, "The Q of the D", and also gives insight into what's going on throughout our community. Vice President and Chief Development Officer at Volunteers of America South Central Louisiana Shannon Abney talks the latest with the organization and the tax credit.

Political consultant Michael Beychok to reflect on the presidential election and also the mayoral runoff. President/CEO at Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge Jonathan Grimes is joined by Director of Marketing and Programming at Manship Theatre at the Shaw Center for the Arts to discuss the latest with the Arts Council and also the upcoming event, "River City Jazz Master". For more information, visit, https://www.artsbr.org/river-city-jazz-masters.

Longtime politico James Carville talks the results of the presidential election. Editor for the Louisiana Illuminator is joined by WRKF Capitol Access Reporter Brooke Thorington to discuss the latest local news with the results of the election, the ongoing special tax session, and a tiger to be at the LSU vs. Alabama game. We recount the words of a well-known Baton Rouge lawyer and caretaker for Mike the Tiger III Paul Marks.

Longtime politico James Carville talks the results of the presidential election. Editor for the Louisiana Illuminator is joined by WRKF Capitol Access Reporter Brooke Thorington to discuss the latest local news with the results of the election, the ongoing special tax session, and a tiger to be at the LSU vs. Alabama game. We recount the words of a well-known Baton Rouge lawyer and caretaker for Mike the Tiger III Paul Marks.

Insurance commissioner Tim Temple talks his trip to Bermuda in efforts to resolve the ongoing insurance crisis. The Advocate's Mark Ballard comments on the results of the recent election. Veteran jazz and blues radio host Zia Tammami remembers award winning producer Quincy Jones on the birthdays of trumpeter Al Hirt, and musician Johnny Rivers.

Financial advisor Fred Dent talks the latest with the markets amid the recent election results. Political consultant Mary Patricia Wray speaks on the Democratic Party following the presidential election and also the upcoming special session. Personal injury attorney E. Eric Guirard is joined by former metro councilman and Republican Darrell Glasper to comment on Trump's win.

Women's healthcare activist Kaitlyn Joshua talks the impact of abortion and women's healthcare amid today's election. Republican Political Consultant Roy Fletcher comments on the election and also Trump's potential come back.

Women's healthcare activist Kaitlyn Joshua talks the impact of abortion and women's healthcare amid today's election. Republican Political Consultant Roy Fletcher comments on the election and also Trump's potential come back.

Veteran attorney Lewis Unglesby comments on upcoming presidential election and Donald Trump's potential comeback. Managing principal of Brandt & Associates Jim Brandt speaks on several important items on the ballot. Mayoral candidate Steve Myers talks his campaign and candidacy amid tomorrow's election.

Former US Representative Charles Boustany talks the latest in politics with the the upcoming presidential election. Political analyst Charlie Cook gives his take on the presidential election and its candidates. Editor for the Louisiana Illuminator is joined by WRKF Capitol Access Reporter Brooke Thorington to discuss the latest with the voter turnout and early voting as well as the upcoming special session on taxes.

Mayor President of East Baton Rouge Parish Sharon Weston Broome talks her career over the years and also her campaign and candidacy for her third term mayoral term. The Advocate's Mark Ballard comments on various political topics including Mike Johnson's recent predictions.

Pollsters Bishop George and Dr. Jim Kitchens discuss the latest with the polls six days until the election. Actress Stefanie Powers reflects on her life and times as well as her philanthropic efforts with the William Holden Wildlife Foundation.

Mayoral candidate Ted James gives insight into his campaign and candidacy amid the upcoming election. Political analyst Pearson Cross comments on the upcoming presidential election and its candidates. Psychologist and author Psychologist Diane Ehrensaft talks her latest work, "Gender Explained".

Longtime Baton Rouge lawyer Elliott Atkinson recounts his story with his pen pal President Joe Biden. Mayoral candidate Nathaniel Hearn speaks on his campaign, candidacy, and also comments on his fellow candidates. Political commentator Tim Miller comments on the latest news regarding the upcoming presidential election.

Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser talks the latest in tourism throughout Louisiana with the upcoming Taylor Swift concert and the Annual Book Festival. Secretary at the Department of Revenue Richard Nelson gives insight into the Landry's tax plan. Dr. Denise Underwood from The National Security Leaders for Louisiana gives insight into the organization and also its work regarding the upcoming presidential election.

Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser talks the latest in tourism throughout Louisiana with the upcoming Taylor Swift concert and the Annual Book Festival. Secretary at the Department of Revenue Richard Nelson gives insight into the Landry's tax plan. Dr. Denise Underwood from The National Security Leaders for Louisiana gives insight into the organization and also its work regarding the upcoming presidential election.

Cofounder of 10,000 Women Louisiana Melissa Flournoy is joined by former State Representative Troy Hebert to discuss the latest in the political world 12 days till the presidential election. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks various political topics including Speaker of the House Mike Johnson. MLB legend Denny McLain remembers pitcher Fernando Valenzuela and also previews the upcoming World Series.

Former LSU Manship School professor Bob Mann is joined by columnist and writer Quin Hillyer discuss the latest with the polls 13 days till the presidential election. Attorney, author, and producer Henry Bushkin remembers the great Johnny Carson on his 99th birthday. Jake Morgan from the Baton Rouge Fire Department talks the tax proposal for the fire departments first raises in decades.

Former LSU Manship School professor Bob Mann is joined by columnist and writer Quin Hillyer discuss the latest with the polls 13 days till the presidential election. Attorney, author, and producer Henry Bushkin remembers the great Johnny Carson on his 99th birthday. Jake Morgan from the Baton Rouge Fire Department talks the tax proposal for the fire departments first raises in decades.

Writer and winner of the 2023 Ernest Gaines Award for Literary Excellence Aaliyah Bilal speaks on her journey to this point and her work latest work, "Temple Folk". Veteran Louisiana politico Jim Brown talks the latest in the political world with 14 days until the 2024 Presidential Election.

Author and investigative journalist Dan Moldea speaks on on the upcoming presidential election and the latest with the polls and the swing states. Former Mayor of Gretna and former Chairman at Municipal Employees' Retirement System of Louisiana Ronnie Harris comments on the upcoming presidential election and also the idea of ballot discrepancies in Louisiana.

Republican Political Consultant Roy Fletcher comments on the upcoming presidential election and the swing state polls. Longtime politico James Carville also comments on the upcoming presidential election and the latest results with the swing state polls. Editor at the Louisiana Illuminator Greg Larose is joined by WRKF Capitol Access Reporter Brooke Thorington to talk local and national politics including the Governor Jeff Landry and also upcoming elections.

Longtime educator and community leader Press L. Robinson reflects on his life and times in his latest work, "Pressing Forward". The Advocate's Mark Ballard comments on the latest predictions regarding the upcoming presidential election.

Pollsters Bishop George and Dr. Jim Kitchens discuss the accuracy of polls amid the upcoming elections. Lawyer and musical artist E. Eric Guirard speaks on his support for Trump and his musical ventures.

Secretary of State Nancy Landry talks the upcoming election and election security. Robert and Rita Wetta Adams Professor of English and Comparative Literature at Louisiana State University Kevin Cope gives a review on LSU President Bill Tate and also comments on Mike the Tiger's attendance at LSU football games. Entrepreneur, civic leader, and democrat Faye Williams gives her thoughts on black voters and the upcoming presidential election.

Professor in the Kinesiology department at Louisiana State University Jan Hondzinski speaks on the study of motor control and sensorimotor integration and also the impact of Parkinson's Disease. Louisiana State Senator Franklin Foil comments on the Louisiana tax structure and Landry's tax plan. Tiger Rag editor and Tiger Rag Magazine host Todd Horne talks the big LSU Tigers win against Ole Miss and also gives his thoughts on Brian Kelly and the Tigers. Architect Eddie Cazayoux talks the small film, "Ancestral Artistry".

Public health policy expert and founder and CEO of Nest Health Dr. Rebekah Gee speaks on the hybrid health care company and its many years of success. Former member of the Louisiana State Senate Elbert Guillory talks his campaign and candidacy for Louisiana's 6th Congressional District. Author at the Louisiana Illuminator Greg Larose comments on LSU's dismantling of the diversity, equity, and inclusion programs.

Governor of Louisiana Jeff Landry speaks on his term thus far, his tax reform ideas, and Mike the Tiger's attendance at LSU Football games. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks various local and national political topics including Landry's tax reform plans and the upcoming presidential election.

Founder of Victoria's Voice and The Save Our Kids Education and Prevention Programs Jackie Siegel talks the impact of the opioid crisis and also the upcoming event Save Our Kids VITAL SIGNS Baton Rouge. For more information visit https://secure.qgiv.com/for/saveourkidsvitalsignsbatonrouge/event/saveourkidsvitalsignsbatonrouge?utm_campaign=BCBSA-BatonRouge-101218. Former LSU basketball player and LSU and BREC board member Collis Temple comments on the importance of the recreational and parks system, and the BREC tax.

Vice President of Development at the LSU Alumni Association Lauren Giffin is joined by former LSU tight end and Director of Development for the LSU Alumni Association Colin Jeter to discuss organization and also The Tiger Nation Challenge. For more information and to donate, visit https://www.lsualumni.org/. Author for the Baton Rouge Business Report Rolfe McCollister comments on issues throughout the Capital City including the BREC operation and its leadership. Author Chris Champagne talks his latest work, Secret Louisiana".

Veteran anchorman George Sells is joined by TV personality Whitney Vann to remember Baton Rouge therapist Nick Abraham and also to talk the impact of the media has on political news including the upcoming presidential election. Candidate for the Public Service Commission - District 2 Nick Laborde gives insight into his campaign and candidacy. Louisiana State Representative Joseph Orgeron talks House Bill 300.

Legal Director for the ACLU of Louisiana Nora Ahmed talks various political topics including the issue of abortion and women's rights and their effect on the upcoming presidential election. President of the Louisiana Family Forum Gene Mills comments on local politics and also the 2024 Presidential Election. Author at the Louisiana Illuminator Greg Larose is joined by WRKF Capitol Access Reporter Brooke Thorington to discuss the latest local and national political news including issues on women's health rights, Landry's Free Executive Speech order, and the overhaul of state taxes.

President of the AFL-CIO Louis Reine is joined by Secretary-Treasurer of the AFL-CIO Matt Wood to discuss the dockworkers strike and its impact on the labor union and also the upcoming presidential election and it's canidates. The Advocate's Mark Ballard comments on the local and national political topics including the upcoming presidential election and also Landry's plan for tax reformation. Sportswriter Gil LeBreton talks his induction into the LSU Manship School’s 2024 Hall of Fame.

American journalist and writer Craig Unger talks his latest work, "Den of Spies". Financial advisor Fred Dent gives an overview of the markets. Political consultant Mary Patricia Wray is joined by former State Representative Troy Hebert to discuss the vice presidential debate.

Assistant Director at East Baton Rouge Parish Library Mary Stein talks whats new at the library and also various upcoming events. Baton Rouge City Court Constable Terrica Williams speaks on her job as constable and also the upcoming reelection. Catering Executive Chef Lulu Chustz gives her thoughts on racism throughout the state.

Assistant Director at East Baton Rouge Parish Library Mary Stein talks whats new at the library and also various upcoming events. Baton Rouge City Court Constable Terrica Williams speaks on her job as constable and also the upcoming reelection. Catering Executive Chef Lulu Chustz gives her thoughts on racism throughout the state.

Author and historian Max Boot talks his latest work on 40th President Ronald Reagan, "Reagan: His Life and Legend". Retired police officer and author Ron Stallworth recounts his infiltration of the KKK and also speaks on his work, "The Gangs of Zion". Former MLB player Denny McLain comments on the ongoing baseball playoffs.

Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser speaks on his latest business endeavors including his current trade mission in India and also comments on various political topics. Longtime politico James Carville comments on various political topics including the upcoming presidential election and its candidates. Author at the Louisiana Illuminator Greg Larose is joined by WRKF Capitol Access Reporter Brooke Thorington to discuss the latest in political news.

Longtime WAFB award-winning anchor and reporter Greg Meriwether talks his career throughout the years and also the latest on the world on media. The Advocate's Mark Ballard comments on local and national political topics including the upcoming elections and also the recent news on Mike Johnson and Clay Higgins.

Louisiana State Representative and candidate for Baton Rouge City Constable Denise Marcelle speaks on her candidacy and upcoming election. The Advocate/The Times-Picayune reporter Tyler Bridges comments on the latest in Capitol news including the state budget and taxes. Managing Director of Live After 5 Luke Lognion talks the upcoming performance of George Porter Jr. For more information visit- https://downtownbr.org/live-after-five/.

Director of inpatient perinatal for Woman's Hospital Dr. Kelly Cannon is joined by executive vice president of patient care and chief nursing officer at Woman's Hospital Cheri Johnson to speak on the importance of perinatal health and also Louisiana's first inpatient mental health unit for pregnant and new mothers, Woman's PMHU. Founder, president, and CEO of Dialogue on Race Louisiana Maxine Crump talks the idea of racism and the construct of race.

Vocalist Phillip Manuel remembers the lives of four greats in the entertainment industry; Tito Jackson, Sergio Mendez, James Earl Jones, and Frankie Beverly. Head of Invest in Louisiana Jan Moller comments on the latest with tax and budget problems throughout the state.

Member of the Louisiana State Senate and candidate for Louisiana's 6th Congressional District Cleo Fields gives insight into his campaign and candidacy and also comments on various national and local political topics. Author at the Louisiana Illuminator Greg Larose is joined by news director for WWNO in New Orleans and WRKF in Baton Rouge Ryan Vasquez to discuss the latest in politics including the recent comments by Senator John Kennedy.

BetOnline's Sportsbook Brand Manager Dave Mason talks online betting and the 2024 presidential election odds. Libertarian lawyer Mike Wolf speaks on the idea of weed legalization and also the comments from Richard Nixon regarding marijuana. The Advocate's Mark Ballard comments on national and political topics including the recent comments from Louisiana Senator John Kennedy. Development Director for Baton Rouge Gallery Gwen Palagi talks the upcoming event, "Movies and Music on the Lawn". For more information, visit https://www.batonrougegallery.org/movies-music-on-the-lawn.

District Attorney Hillar Moore speaks on property tax throughout the state, advancements in technology within the criminal justice system, and the upcoming event "Saving Aziz and Those Left Behind". For more information, visit https://apat.memberclicks.net/savingazizpfpfundraiser#!/. BRSO's Music Director Adam Johnson gives insight into what's new with the Baton Rouge Symphony, including "Opening Night with Olga Kern". For more information, visit https://www.brso.org/event-calendar/24-25openingnight. Former Member of the Louisiana State Senate Marc Morial is joined by Executive Vice President of Insights and Multiplatform Analytics for BET Networks Tiyale Hayes to bring awareness to the importance of National Black Voter Day on September 20th. Author Chris Colbert talks his latest work, "Technology is Dead".

Librarian Amanda Jones speaks on anti-censorship in libraries throughout the state and her latest work regarding this, "That Librarian". Columnist Danny Heitman reflects on his journalism career the impact and importance of libraries, and also the the upcoming library series, "The Bill of Obligations". For more information, visit https://www.visitbatonrouge.com/event/library-series%3A-the-bill-of-obligations-the-ten-habits-of-good-citizens/229006/. Political scientist Nancy Rosenblum talks her latest work, "Ungoverning".

President and CEO of Visit Baton Rouge Jill Kidder talks the latest in local tourism as well as the effect the Super Bowl in New Orleans will have on Baton Rouge. Former Louisiana Congressman Charlie Melancon comments on various local and national political topics including the upcoming presidential election.

President and CEO of Visit Baton Rouge Jill Kidder talks the latest in local tourism as well as the effect the Super Bowl in New Orleans will have on Baton Rouge. Former Louisiana Congressman Charlie Melancon comments on various local and national political topics including the upcoming presidential election.

Librarian Amanda Jones speaks on anti-censorship in libraries throughout the state and her latest work regarding this, "That Librarian". Columnist Danny Heitman reflects on his journalism career the impact and importance of libraries, and also the the upcoming library series, "The Bill of Obligations". For more information, visit https://www.visitbatonrouge.com/event/library-series%3A-the-bill-of-obligations-the-ten-habits-of-good-citizens/229006/. Political scientist Nancy Rosenblum talks her latest work, "Ungoverning".

Retired lieutenant general and founder of the GreenARMY General Russel Honore speaks various topics including the aftermath of Hurricane Francine, this hurricane season, and also comments on the upcoming presidential election. Head of Nungesser Consulting and Republican Sally Nungesser talks the upcoming presidential election and its candidates.

Congressman Troy Carter talks the aftermath of Hurricane Francine and also comments on the recent presidential debate. The Advocate's Mark Ballard comments on national political topics including the upcoming presidential election and the recent presidential debate in Philadelphia. LSU's first Black football player Lora Hinton talks his football career and also LSU's current football season.

Columnist and writer Quin Hillyer talks the upcoming presidential election and it's candidates and also comments on last night's debate. Meteorologist Bill Jacquemin gives an update on Hurricane Francine. Associate AD of NIL & Strategic Initiatives Taylor Jacobs talks the world of NIL and it's impact on college athletes and also the new Amazon series, "The Money Game".

Istrouma High head football coach and candidate for mayor Sid Edwards talks his decision to run for mayor-president and his campaign. Political consultant Mary-Patricia Wray comments on the upcoming presidential election, the upcoming presidential debate in Philadelphia and also remembers Baton Rouge attorney Mary Olive Pierson.

Executive Director of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's Louisiana and Mississippi Chapters Meghan Goldbeck gives insight into the statistics of suicide and also the importance of this Suicide Prevention Month. A representative for Hispanic Heritage Month Discovery Day Robert Freeland speaks on the upcoming holiday and its impact throughout the community. For more information, visit https://www.visitbatonrouge.com/event/discovery-day%3A-celebrating-hispanic-heritage-month/227791/. Louisiana political analyst Ron Faucheux comments on various political topics including the upcoming presidential and mayoral debates.

Former executive director of the Louisiana Democratic Party Stephen Handwerk is joined by former State Representative Troy Hebert to discuss the November 5th elections including the presidential and its candidates. Head of Invest in Louisiana Jan Moller comments on the Landry administration thus far, the idea of Louisiana and a fiscal crisis, and also upcoming elections.

Commissioner of Insurance of Louisiana Tim Temple talks the insurance crisis, the effects of insurance rates due to hurricane season, and the Louisiana fortified roof program. Former Baton Rouge Advocate reporter George Morris remembers the great Paul Dietzel on what would have been his 100th birthday.

Financial advisor Fred Dent gives an assessment of the markets thus far. Former EBR Parish city council member and founder of The W Consulting Group and Community Builders, Inc. Tara Wicker gives her perspective on abortion rights and it's impact on the upcoming presidential election. The Washington Post's Emily Wax-Thibodeaux talks on men's perspective on reproductive rights by referencing her Washington Post article "A Louder Voice in Fighting Abortion Bans: Men in Red States".

Assistant Director at East Baton Rouge Parish Library Mary Stein talks whats new at the library including the upcoming 85th anniversary of the EBR Parish library, other upcoming events, and also the latest on library cards. Delta College President Billy Clark speaks on his journey to this point and also the importance and impact of Delta College. Pollster Bernie Pinsonat comments on the upcoming presidential and mayoral elections and their candidates.

Former LSU basketball player Jose Vargas reflects on his career at LSU and what he's been up to since. Professor in the Center for Computation & Technology Supratik Mukhopadhyay speaks on the idea revolutionizing chronic disease with AI. Psychiatrist Dr. Melvyn Lurie talks the mind's effect on politics. Veteran anchorman George Sells comments on the upcoming election.

Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser talks various topics including what's new with tourism throughout the state, hurricane season and the 2025 Super Bowl to be held in New Orleans. Louisiana Lottery's President/CEO Rose Hudson talks the latest with the LA Lottery.

Democratic State Central Committee member Aimee Robinson speaks on the state of the Democratic party in Louisiana and also thoughts on Randal Gaines. Associate professor of political science at Louisiana State University Shreveport Dr. Jeff Sadow is joined by Libertarian lawyer Mike Wolf to discuss Louisiana and national politics including Jeff Landry's LSU National Anthem decision and the upcoming presidential election.

Democratic State Central Committee member Aimee Robinson speaks on the state of the Democratic party in Louisiana and also thoughts on Randal Gaines. Associate professor of political science at Louisiana State University Shreveport Dr. Jeff Sadow is joined by Libertarian lawyer Mike Wolf to discuss Louisiana and national politics including Jeff Landry's LSU National Anthem decision and the upcoming presidential election.

Author and Pulitzer Prize winner David Rhode talks his latest work, "Where Tyranny Begins". Community Organizer for the Power Coalition for Equity and Justice Kaitlyn Joshua is joined by her twin sister and community activist Angelle Bradford tp discuss Joshua's speech at the Democratic National Convention and the implications and effects the laws on abortions have on the upcoming presidential election. Author Rannah Gray speaks on Baton Rouge TV show host Scott Rogers on the ten year anniversary of his murder by referencing her book "Familiar Evil".

Emmy award-winning journalist and sports writer Armen Keteyian speaks on his latest work, "The Price : What It Takes to Win in College Football's Era of Chaos". Former state lawmaker, cofounder of 10000 Women Louisiana, and Democrat Melissa Flournoy is joined by former member of the Louisiana State Senate and Republican John Milkovich to discuss various local and national political topics including the issue on critical race theory in schools and the upcoming presidential debate and its candidates. Co-founder of Disrupt Ready Henry Hays talk the evolution of AI technology.

Emmy award-winning journalist and sports writer Armen Keteyian speaks on his latest work, "The Price : What It Takes to Win in College Football's Era of Chaos". Former state lawmaker, cofounder of 10000 Women Louisiana, and Democrat Melissa Flournoy is joined by former member of the Louisiana State Senate and Republican John Milkovich to discuss various local and national political topics including the issue on critical race theory in schools and the upcoming presidential debate and its candidates. Co-founder of Disrupt Ready Henry Hays talk the evolution of AI technology.

Author and Pulitzer Prize winner David Rhode talks his latest work, "Where Tyranny Begins". Community Organizer for the Power Coalition for Equity and Justice Kaitlyn Joshua is joined by her twin sister and community activist Angelle Bradford tp discuss Joshua's speech at the Democratic National Convention and the implications and effects the laws on abortions have on the upcoming presidential election. Author Rannah Gray speaks on Baton Rouge TV show host Scott Rogers on the ten year anniversary of his murder by referencing her book "Familiar Evil".

Author and editor in chief for Louisiana Illuminator Greg LaRose talks various Louisiana news topics including local politics and also comments on Louisiana treasurer, John Fleming. Author John Ed Bradley speaks on his career and works such as "It Never Rains in Tiger Stadium" and "Restoration". Singer song-writer Peter Himmelman reflects on his life and career throughout the years and also speaks on his latest work,, "Suspended by No String".

Attorney and first Republican woman elected to statewide office in Louisiana Suzanne Haik Terrell talks the funding for Louisiana museums. Author and investigative journalist Dan Moldea comments on American politics with the upcoming presidential election and also Kamala Harris' speech at the Democratic National Convention.

Author David Daley speaks on democracy and voters rights by referencing his latest work "Antidemocratic". Public Service Commissioner for District 5 Foster Campbell talks the recent PSC vote and the idea of it being controlled by a conservative majority. The Advocate's Mark Ballard comments on various American political topics including the upcoming presidential election and its effects on Louisiana politics.

Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster remembers sports commentator Jack Buck on what would've been his 100th birthday. Journalist Martin Baron comments on Donald Trump and others by referencing his work, "Collision of Power". Actress, singer, daughter of the great Frank Zappa, Moon Unit Zappa talks her memoir, "Earth to Moon".

Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster remembers sports commentator Jack Buck on what would've been his 100th birthday. Journalist Martin Baron comments on Donald Trump and others by referencing his work, "Collision of Power". Actress, singer, daughter of the great Frank Zappa, Moon Unit Zappa talks her memoir, "Earth to Moon".

Former NPR commentator, poet, and novelist Andrei Codrescu comments on the latest world news with the upcoming presidential election, Republican nominee Donald Trump, Democratic nominee Kamala Harris and the ongoing Democratic Convention. Former Democratic Party chair Katie Bernhardt talks her time as chair and also the ongoing Democratic Convention. Entertainment reporter and author William Keck reflects on his life and times in his latest work, "When You Step Upon a Star".

Veteran Louisiana politico Jim Brown speaks on various political topics including the upcoming Democratic National Convention with Democratic nominees Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, the upcoming presidential election, and also Brown's latest work regarding his Jerusalem journey, "Jesus, Jews, Jihad & Me". Republican and former member of the Louisiana State Senate Elbert Guillory talks his campaign and candidacy for Louisiana's 6th Congressional District.

Veteran Louisiana politico Jim Brown speaks on various political topics including the upcoming Democratic National Convention with Democratic nominees Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, the upcoming presidential election, and also Brown's latest work regarding his Jerusalem journey, "Jesus, Jews, Jihad & Me". Republican and former member of the Louisiana State Senate Elbert Guillory talks his campaign and candidacy for Louisiana's 6th Congressional District.

State Representative Mandie Landry gives an assessment of the Legislature and also speaks on other political topics including the upcoming presidential election. The Advocate's Andrea Gallo talks various local topics including the Landry administration thus far and also the idea of executive privilege in Louisiana. Writer Barbara Sims remembers the great Elvis Presley on the 47th anniversary of his death.

State Representative Mandie Landry gives and assessment of the legislative thus far and also other political topics including the upcoming presidential election. The Advocate's Andrea Gallo speaks on various local topics including the Landry administration thus far and also the idea of executive privilege in Louisiana. Writer Barbara Sims remembers the great Elvis Presley on the 47th anniversary of his death.

Former metro councilman and Republican Darrell Glasper comments on various local news topics including the latest with the metro council, Downtown Baton Rouge and the new LSU Arena. The Advocate's Mark Ballard speaks on the latest in the political world with the upcoming presidential election and its candidates. Attorney and media personality Faith Jenkins talks her life and success throughout the years along with her latest endeavors.

Reporter for The New York Times Jere Longman talks his coverage of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. Republican Political consultant Scott Wilfong is joined by Southeastern professor and Democratic blogger Dayne Sherman to discuss various local and national political topics including the Jeff Landry administration thus far and the upcoming presidential election and its candidates. Rabbi Peretz Kazen gives insight into the upcoming event on 99-year-old Holocaust survivor Saul Dreier and his life story to be held at Crowne Plaza Executive Center in Baton Rouge. For more information, visit https://www.chabadbr.com/civicrm/event/register%3Fid%3D231.

Attorney and candidate for mayor Ted James talks his campaign and candidacy for the upcoming mayoral election. Louisiana Illuminator reporter Piper Hutchinson speaks on higher education in Louisiana with a pay raise for LSU President William Tate and also Tate's comments on the Olympic Games. Attorney and former Louisiana politician Phil Preis gives insight into what's next following the verdict of the Stanford Trust Ponzi scheme.

The Wall Street Journal's Alex Martin speaks on the latest in politics with the release of his college, Evan Gershkovich, from Russia and also the upcoming presidential election and its candidates. New Orleans based Attorney Stephen Smith comments on the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.

The Wall Street Journal's Alex Martin speaks on the latest in politics with the release of his college, Evan Gershkovich, from Russia and also the upcoming presidential election and its candidates. New Orleans based Attorney Stephen Smith comments on the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.

Novelist David Wroblewski reflects on his life and works and also talks his latest book, "Familiaris". Baton Rouge digital creator Johnnie Domino gives insight on his life, speaks on his community news & media company GhettoWaze and also gives his thoughts on the upcoming mayoral race and its candidates. The Advocate's Mark Ballard comments on various political topics including the upcoming presidential election, its candidates, and Kamala Harris' pick for VP, Tim Waltz.

Columnist and writer Quin Hillyer is joined by journalist and activist Lamar White to discuss what's going on in the world of politics including the upcoming presidential election with potential Democratic nominee Kamala Harris and Republican nominee Donald Trump. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster plays the 2014 interview with the late prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi reflecting on the prosecution of Charles Manson and the Manson Murders on the 50 year anniversary.

Novelist David Wroblewski reflects on his life and works and also talks his latest book, "Familiaris". Baton Rouge digital creator Johnnie Domino gives insight on his life, speaks on his community news & media company GhettoWaze and also gives his thoughts on the upcoming mayoral race and its candidates. The Advocate's Mark Ballard comments on various political topics including the upcoming presidential election, its candidates, and Kamala Harris' pick for VP, Tim Waltz.

Financial advisor Fred Dent gives a review of the markets amid the recent jobs report. Political consultant Michael Beychok talks mayoral election and its candidates, the presidential election with Kamala Harris' VP choice Tim Walz, and also remembers the 50th governor of Louisiana Edwin Edwards.

Assistant Director at East Baton Rouge Parish Library Mary Stein talks various topics and upcoming events at the library including library cards for children and also the upcoming series, "The Bill of Obligations". Public relations and advertising executive Sonny Cranch remembers the 1971 My Lai massacre amid William Calley's recent passing. Political consultant Mary-Patricia Wray comments on the upcoming presidential election and its candidates including Donald Trump and J D Vance and potential Democratic nominee Kamala Harris' choice for her running mate, Tim Walz.

Longtime politico James Carville talks various topics including local and national politics with the upcoming presidential election and its candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster speaks on a few matters including the release of American citizens from Russia.

Leader of Jubilee Pioneers Rev. Chris Andrews speaks on incivility in our world and the potential effects of the upcoming presidential election on our community. Political consultant Roy Fletcher comments on the upcoming presidential election and its candidates including who potential Democratic nominee Kamala Harris will choose as her running mate.

Leader of Jubilee Pioneers Rev. Chris Andrews speaks on incivility in our world and the potential effects of the upcoming presidential election on our community. Political consultant Roy Fletcher comments on the upcoming presidential election and its candidates including who potential Democratic nominee Kamala Harris will choose as her running mate.

Longtime politico James Carville talks various topics including local and national politics with the upcoming presidential election and its candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster speaks on a few matters including the release of American citizens from Russia.

A fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center Patrick J. Brown talks his latest work for the New York Times on Donald Trump's pro-life stance, "Opinion: Trump Has Abandoned Pro-Life Voters". The Advocate's Mark Ballard speaks on various political topics including Donald Trump's recent comments regarding the racial identity of the potential democratic nominee for president, Kamala Harris.

Founder of Walk-On's Sports Bistreaux Brandon Landry reflects on his career journey to this point. Metro councilman for District 5 Darryl Hurst gives insight to his campaign for re-election. Chair for Young Entrepreneurs Academy of Baton Rouge Deborah Sternberg talks the Academy over the years and it's positive impact on young adults in the community.

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry talks his journey to this point and also gives insight into various state government topics including recently passed bills and also his administration thus far. The Advocate/The Times-Picayune reporter Tyler Bridges speaks on local and national politics including various upcoming elections and also the candidates.

Music and Film critic John Wirt remembers singer Mama Cass on the 50th anniversary of her passing. Author and investigative journalist Dan Moldea comments on upcoming presidential election and its candidates including Kamala Harris as the democratic nominee. Political consultant Mary-Patricia Wray talks the latest in Paris with the 2024 Olympic Games and also comments briefly on the latest in politics.

Lieutenant governor of Louisiana Billy Nungesser gives insight into the first six months of his third term, tourism throughout the state of Louisiana, and also politics throughout the state. Retired lieutenant general and founder of the GreenARMY General Russel Honore speaks on local and nation news including upcoming elections and also his thoughts on potential democratic nominee for president Kamala Harris.

Former State Representative Troy Hebert comments on the upcoming presidential election and it's candidates with Kamala Harris to become the Democratic nominee and also Joe Biden's recent "farewell speech" amide his withdrawal from the election. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks various political topics including the upcoming presidential election and the potential democratic VP nominee. President of the EBR Parish School Board Dadrius Lanus speaks on the decision for LaMont Cole as the Superintendent for the EBR Parish School System.

Democratic candidate for Louisiana's 6th Congressional District Quentin Anderson talks his campaign and candidacy. Washington Post reporter Leigh Ann Caldwell comments on various topics surrounding the presidential election including potential Presidential Democratic nominee Kamala Harris and Republican Vice Presidential nominee JD Vance.

Former head of Plan Baton Rouge and the Mid-City Redevelopment Alliance Boo Thomas is joined by architect Rex Cabaniss to talk the latest with the Belle of Baton Rouge remodeling and the demolition of a century old building. Former metro councilman and Republican Darrell Glasper is joined by entrepreneur, civic leader, and democrat Dr. Faye Williams and Southern University professor Dr. Albert Samuels to discuss the latest regarding the presidential election and the Democratic candidate Kamala Harris.

Public Service Commissioner and Democrat Foster Campbell is joined by longtime State Representative and Republican Garey Forster to discuss the presidential election including Joe Biden dropping out of the race, Vice President Kamala Harris, and the upcoming Democratic Convention. EBR School Board member Patrick Martin talks the latest with the school board and the next steps regarding the superintendent search.

Public Service Commissioner and Democrat Foster Campbell is joined by longtime State Representative and Republican Garey Forster to discuss the presidential election including Joe Biden dropping out of the race, Vice President Kamala Harris, and the upcoming Democratic Convention. EBR School Board member Patrick Martin talks the latest with the school board and the next steps regarding the superintendent search.

President & CEO of Visit Baton Rouge Jill Kidder gives insight into the impact Visit Baton Rouge plays on the positives of the Capital city. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks various political topics including the latest on the Republican Convention, JD Vance, Donald Trump and also Nancy Pelosi's comments on Joe Biden and the Democratic party.

Pollster Bernie Pinsonat is joined by political consultant Mary-Patricia Wray to discuss various political topics including upcoming local elections, the the final day of qualifying for the November 5th election, the latest regarding the presidential election, and Donald Trump's speech at the recent Republican National Convention. Vocalist Phillip Manuel talks his upcoming performance at Snug Harbor. For tickets and more information, visit, https://www.ticketweb.com/event/phillip-manuel-with-michael-pellera-snug-harbor-jazz-bistro-tickets/13746053.

President & CEO of Visit Baton Rouge Jill Kidder gives insight into the impact Visit Baton Rouge plays on the positives of the Capitol city. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks various political topics including the latest on the Republican Convention, JD Vance, Donald Trump and also Nancy Pelosi's comments on Joe Biden and the Democratic party.

Community advocate in Baton Rouge Tania Nyman discusses the latest regarding Louisiana charter schools and the search for the East Baton Rouge Parish superintendent. Retired LSU Manship Chair Bob Mann talks the latest with the presidential election including his thoughts on the presidential candidates and their parties.

Attorney Phil Preis is joined by his daughter and law partner Caroline Graham to give insight into the 2012 Allen Stanford Ponzi scheme. Features editor at The Advocate Jan Risher remembers longtime Baton Rouge columnist Smiley Anders amid his recent passing. Author Anne Arceneaux talks her latest work, "Pecan Chi".

Attorney Phil Preis is joined by his daughter and law partner Caroline Graham to give insight into the 2012 Allen Stanford Ponzi scheme. Features editor at The Advocate Jan Risher remembers longtime Baton Rouge columnist Smiley Anders amid his recent passing. Author Anne Arceneaux talks her latest work, "Pecan Chi".

Politician and the former secretary of the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Charlie Melançon speaks on various local and national political topics including the recent attempted assassination of Donald Trump. Attorney and first Republican woman elected to statewide office in Louisiana Suzanne Haik Terrell talks the Trump administration amid the upcoming presidential election. The Washington Post's Frederic Frommer reflects on the 1979 "Malaise" speech of Jimmy Carter and it's impact on politics today.

Cofounder of 10,000 Women Louisiana Melissa Flournoy is joined by former State Representative Troy Hebert to discuss local and national politics including the Landry administration thus far, issues throughout our community such as climate change, and the upcoming presidential election and the parties. Former United States Representative Billy Tauzin gives his take on national political topics including the upcoming presidential election and it's candidates.

Investigative reporter John Rupolo talks the latest on the EBR Superintendent search and its candidates. Executive Director of the Louisiana Association of Public Charter Schools Caroline Roemer gives her take on charter schools throughout Louisiana and also recently passed bills effecting these schools. The Advocate's Mark Ballard speaks on the Democratic Party, Joe Biden stepping down, and also the upcoming presidential election.

President of the EBR Parish School Board Dadrius Lanus speaks on the upcoming vote regarding the new EBR Parish School System Superintendent and it's candidates. Republican Political consultant Scott Wilfong is joined by Southeastern professor and Democratic blogger Dayne Sherman to discuss state and national political topics including the Landry administration thus far and the upcoming presidential election and it's candidates. Executive Director at Adult Literacy Advocate Gary Robertson is joined by author Rannah Gray to talk important issues within our community regarding adult literacy and also the upcoming event, "“An Afternoon with the Author”. For more information, visit https://www.adultliteracyadvocates.org/great-authors-634128-536846.html.

Chief Executive Officer for the Baton Rouge Alliance for Students Adonica Duggan talks the latest regarding the EBR School Superintendent election controversy and the candidates. The Washington Post's Steven Mufson speaks on the effects of climate change in Louisiana by referencing his latest work, "The Drowning South". Educator, writer, and philosopher Theodore Richards talks his latest work, "Reimagining the Classroom".

World-renowned tailor and men's fashion influencer Manuel Martinez gives his take on summer 2024 fashion trends and also comments on the fashion choices of some prominent people such as Donald Trump, Joe Biden, and Senator John Fetterman. Reporter for The Advocate and The The Times-Picayune Tyler Bridges talks James Carville's recent comments regarding the presidential election, Vice President Kamala Harris at the past weekend's Essence Fest, and also the Landry administration. Executive & Artistic Director at Louisiana Art Music Collective Lauren Smith speaks on her career to this point and also the upcoming Louisiana Art Music Collective Inaugural Performance. For more information, visit https://events.getlocalhop.com/louisiana-art-music-collective-inaugural-performance/event/TpNdzA5sFE/.

The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks various political topics including recent actions by the Supreme Court, the upcoming presidential election, and also his thoughts on the Landry administration six months in. American investigative reporter, author and film director Jason Berry gives his take on these political matters as well as James Carville's comments regarding the Democratic party and Biden.

Music and Film critic John Wirt is joined by vocalist Philip Manuel to talk some profound music of Independence Day as well as s few artists important to this date, Bill Withers and Barry White. Author Michael Castleman speaks on his latest work, "The Untold Stories of Books". Writer Jacqueline Gay Walley talks her latest work, "The Waw".

Legal Director for the ACLU of Louisiana Nora Ahmed gives her take of various political topics including the recent Ten Commandments law, abortion rights throughout our state, and the Supreme Court's decision regarding presidential immunity. Political consultant Roy Fletcher is joined by SU professor Dr. Albert Samuels to discuss where we are amid the upcoming presidential election.

Assistant Library Director at East Baton Rouge Parish Library Mary Stein talks what's going on at the library on this upcoming 4th of July holiday. District attorney Hillar Moore gives an update on crime in comparison to last year, thoughts on the recent concealed carry law, drugs, truancy, and other community issues. Entrepreneur, civic leader, and activist Faye Williams speaks on the recent Supreme Court decision regarding presidential immunity.

Artist Emilie Rhys talks her latest work, "New Orleans Music Observed: The Art of Noel Rockmore and Emilie Rhys". Author and investigative journalist Dan Moldea gives his take on American political topics including the upcoming presidential election and his thoughts on President Joe Biden stepping down and Vice President Kamala Harris stepping up.

Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser gives insight into what's new in tourism throughout the state. The Advocate's Mark Ballard comments on last night's presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden. Louisiana Commissioner of Agriculture and Forestry Mike Strain and Communications director for the Farm Bureau Avery Davidson talk agriculture in the state and also the Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation 102nd Annual Convention. Marriot employee Fred Hankton reflects on 51 years at the company.

Political consultant Lester Duhé talks various topics including his WWII veteran father and also the great entity of the WWII Museum amid the anniversary of D-Day. Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the WWII Museum James Williams is joined by Vice President of Education and Access Pete Crean to discuss upcoming events at the museum and other WWII topics.

Reporter for the Louisiana Illuminator Piper Hutchinson gives insight into whats new regarding higher education in Louisiana with the latest bills and university faculty. Commissioner of Insurance of Louisiana Tim Temple talks the latest veto session and the ongoing insurance crisis in our state.

Award-winning journalist Clarence Page talks various topics and also comments on American political topics including the presidential election and its candidates amid the upcoming debate. Education Curator at West Baton Rouge Museum Jeannie Luckett is joined by photographer and set designer Lynn Rossi to speak on the latest exhibit, "Evolution of the Revolution ". For more information, visit westbatonrougemuseum.org. Author James Charles Smith talks his latest work, "Flightless Falcon".

Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster comments on various topics including the upcoming presidential election and its candidates, various local elections, and also insurance in our city amid hurricane season. Public Service Commission Foster Campbell talks potential candidates. Writer and director Jason Furrate is joined by actress and casting director Jency Griffin Hogan to speak on their latest work, "Spillway". For more information, visit https://www.manshiptheatre.org/show/spillway-pilot-premiere.

President of Louisiana Family Forum Gene Mills comments on the latest session and the Ten Commandments bill. Robert and Rita Wetta Adams Professor of English and Comparative Literature at Louisiana State University Kevin Cope talks the Ten Commandments bill and other Louisiana political topics. District 15 as a Louisiana State Senator Regina Barrow speaks on the recent surgical castration bill.

President of Louisiana Family Forum Gene Mills comments on the latest session and the Ten Commandments bill. Robert and Rita Wetta Adams Professor of English and Comparative Literature at Louisiana State University Kevin Cope talks the Ten Commandments bill and other Louisiana political topics. District 15 as a Louisiana State Senator Regina Barrow speaks on the recent surgical castration bill.

MLB legend Denny McLain remembers the great Willie Mays amid his recent passing. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks various local and national political topics including the Ten Commandments in schools and the upcoming presidential election.

Civil rights activist and politician Gary Chambers is joined by former member of the Louisiana State Senate Elbert Guillory to discuss various political topics. Producer and author Lucy Antek Johnson speaks on her latest work, "This Was Toscanini".

Former US Representative Ambassador Francis Rooney talks various political topics including the war on Ukraine and the upcoming presidential election. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster talks political topics including Donald Trump and Speaker of the House Mike Johnson. Louisiana Radio Network salesman Don Nelson remembers talk show host Alan Berg on the 40th anniversary of his assassination.

Dean of the LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center Dr. Alena Allen gives insight into whats new at the law center. Reporter Tyler Bridges is joined by Southeastern professor Dayne Sherman to discuss various topics including local politics and academia. Photographer Sid Champagne talks his life and career to this point.

Cofounder of 10000 Women Louisiana Melissa Flournoy is joined by columnist Quin Hillyer to discuss various local and national political topics. Political communication area head at the Manship School Dr. Michael Henderson talks major issues throughout the state and also comments on the upcoming presidential election.

Novelist Greg Iles talks his latest work, "Southern Man". The Advocate's Mark Ballard comments on various national and local political topics.

Washington Post journalist Michelle Singletary speaks on the etiquette of tipping in America. Molly Sullivan remembers the heroic act of saving the life of Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster 20 years ago today. Author Eric Weiner talks his latest work "Ben and Me".

Pollster and political strategist John Couvillon comments on various local political topics including the latest legislative session. Chief Executive Officer for Baton Rouge Alliance for Students Adonica Duggan talks education throughout the state and also federal politics amid the upcoming presidential debate.

Pollster and political strategist John Couvillon comments on various local political topics including the latest legislative session. Chief Executive Officer for Baton Rouge Alliance for Students Adonica Duggan talks education throughout the state and also federal politics amid the upcoming presidential debate.

President of the Southern University System and chancellor of Southern University and A&M College Dennis Shields is joined by Southern University Law Center Chancellor John Pierre and Dean of Southern University Dr. Orlando McMeans to discuss all things Southern University, from the Law Center to the Ag Center.

D-Day Veteran Tolley Fletcher reflects on the historic event 80 years later. Longtime politico James Carville comments on various topics.

Retired lieutenant general and founder of the GreenARMY General Russel Honore remembers "D-Day" on it's 80th anniversary and also comments on the recent legislative session. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks various political topics including the Trump trial verdict.

American psychoanalyst, writer, and daughter of legendary novelist and journalist Norman Mailer Susan Mailer is joined by writer J. Michael Lennon to reflect on the life and times of Norman Mailer. Financial advisor Fred Dent gives an update on the markets amid the 2024 presidential election. Founder of Queens of Louisiana Heather Prudhomme is joined by vice president and board member John Lyons to talk the upcoming event "Pride in the Park Celebration". For more information visit: https://www.visitbatonrouge.com/event/pride-in-the-park-with-the-queens-of-louisiana/228658/ .

Assistant Library Director at East Baton Rouge Parish Library Mary Stein talks upcoming events at the library. Political consultant Mary-Patricia Wray comments on various political topics including the ending of the session and also the Trump trial verdict. Talk Louisiana remembers veteran columnist Smiley Anders.

Defense attorney Lewis Unglesby comments on the recent Trump trial verdict as well as the upcoming trials. Southeastern professor Dayne Sherman is joined by former State Rep. Troy Hebert to discuss the ending of the legislative session and also the upcoming presidential election.

Columnist for The Advocate Smiley Anders reflects on his career over the years and also the current state of journalism. Author Joyce Malcolm, talks her latest work, "The Times That Try Men's Soul". Writer Tim Wendel talks his latest book, "Rebel Falls". Sports agent Leigh Steinberg speaks on his career and also what's new in the world of sports.

Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser talks tourism throughout the state. Veteran Louisiana politico Jim Brown speaks on various political topics including the Trump trial verdict.

Secretary of the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Madison Sheahan talks her career to this point and also what's new with the department. The Advocate's Mark Ballard gives his take on various local and national political topics including Mike Johnson's comments on the Trump trial and the ongoing session.

Secretary of the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Madison Sheahan talks her career to this point and also what's new with the department. The Advocate's Mark Ballard gives his take on various local and national political topics including Mike Johnson's comments on the Trump trial and the ongoing session.

Interim mayor of St. George Parish Dustin Yates speaks on his journey to this point and also what's new with St. George. Louisiana political analyst Ron Faucheux talks various political topics including the upcoming presidential election and also remember JFK on his 107th birthday.

Interim mayor of St. George Parish Dustin Yates speaks on his journey to this point and also what's new with St. George. Louisiana political analyst Ron Faucheux talks various political topics including the upcoming presidential election and also remember JFK on his 100th birthday.

Columnist for The Advocate Smiley Anders reflects on his career over the years and also the current state of journalism. Author Joyce Malcom talks her latest work, "The Times That Try Men's Soul". Writer Tim Wendell talks his latest book, "Rebel Falls". Sports agent Leigh Steinberg speaks on his career and also what's new in the world of sports.

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson discusses various political topics including congressional redistricting and the ongoing Trump trial. President of the Louisiana AFL-CIO Louis Reine talks the latest labor session and other matters. Author Eleanor Spicer Rice speaks on her latest work, "Your Pets Secret Lives".

Columnist for The Advocate Smiley Anders reflects on his career over the years and also the current state of journalism. Author Joyce Malcom talks her latest work, "The Times That Try Men's Soul". Writer Tim Wendell talks his latest book, "Rebel Falls". Sports agent Lee Steinberg speaks on his career and also what's new in the world of sports.

Congressman Troy Carter speaks various political topics including congressional redistricting. State Representative Mandie Landry talks what's new at the capitol.

Journalist, author and Hopkins P. Breazeale Professor of Journalism at the LSU Manship School John Maxwell Hamilton talks what's going on in the world of journalism and also his latest work, "The French 75". The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses various local and national political topics.

Sports columnist Rick Telander talks his career in sports as well as his latest work as a author of "Sweet Dreams". Lawyer Katie Charleston speaks on the latest in collegiate athletics with the NCAA anti-trust suit. Secretary of the Department of Children and Family Services David Matlock discusses what's new with the DCFS and the importance of child welfare.

LEAN's Executive Director Marylee Orr speaks on environmental concerns throughout the community. Owner of Clay Young Enterprises LLC talks various local issues including congressional redistricting and the upcoming mayor's race.

Campaign manager for Industry Makes Desiree Lemoine talks the latest in the chemical, oil, and gas industry with the upcoming session. Southeastern professor Dayne Sherman gives insight into various local and national political news. Author Nina Guilbeault talks her latest work, "The Good Eater".

Attorney and member of the Louisiana State Senate Cleo Fields talks the recent congressional redistricting and also his plans to seek the seat currently help by Garret Graves. Manship Chair in Journalism at the Manship School of Mass Communication Bob Mann speaks on his last day as chair after 18 years at the Manship School and also various political topics amid this election year.

Former member of the Louisiana State Senate Elbert Guillory gives his take on the ongoing Trump trial in New York and other political topics. Legendary LSU baseball coach Skip Bertman reflects on his life and career over the years. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks various political topics including congressional redistricting.

Libertarian lawyer Mike Wolf gives his take on the ongoing Donald Trump trial and Speaker of the House Mike Johnson. President of Louisiana Tech Jim Henderson talks education, and the public university as one of the nation's best colleges. Author Tom Seeman speaks on his latest work, "Animals I want to See".

Senior investigative reporter for NBC News Mike Hixenbaugh speaks on his latest work, "They Came for the Schools". Veteran anchorman George Sells talk various political topics including the ongoing Donald Trump trial. Law professor at the University of Kentucky College of Law and author Joshua Douglas gives insight into his latest work, "The Court v. The Voters".

Secretary of the Louisiana Department of Revenue Richard Nelson talks various political topics including the idea of a constitutional convention. Filmmaker Cleve Bailey speaks on the legacy of LSU basketball player George Washington Eames amid the upcoming feature film "A Small Temporary Inconvenience". Vice President of cancer support and outreach at the Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center Renea Duffin gives insight into the upcoming cancer screening event. For more information, click here.

Cofounder of 10,000 Women Louisiana Melissa Flournoy is joined by former State Representative Troy Hebert to discuss various political topics including abortion rights throughout the state and also Jeff Landry and Donald Trump. President and CEO of Strada Education Stephen Moret talks the importance of postsecondary education in America.

Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster speaks on the ongoing Stormy Daniels and Donald Trump trial. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks various local and national political topics including Speaker of the House Mike Johnson. WRKF's Molly Ryan gives insight into the constitutional convention.

Journalist and novelist David Ignatius talks his latest work "Phantom Orbit". Author and investigative journalist Dan Moldea speaks on various political topics including the latest with the Stormy Daniels and Donald Trump trial. Tiger Rag magazine editor Todd Horne gives insight to the Sharon Lewis case.

Journalist and novelist David Ignatius talks his latest work "Phantom Orbit". Author and investigative journalist Dan Moldea speaks on various political topics including the latest with the Stormy Daniels and Donald Trump trial. Tiger Rag magazine editor Todd Horne gives insight to the Sharon Lewis case.

Assistant Library Director at East Baton Rouge Parish Library Mary Stein gives insight into what's new at the library. Member of the East Baton Rouge Parish School System Dadrius Lanus talks the school system and the superintendent. Associate professor of political science at Louisiana State University Shreveport Jeff Sadow is joined by Southeastern professor Dayne Sherman to discuss this presidential election year and also what's going on at the State Capitol. Singer and musician James Linden Hogg speaks on his upcoming performance at the Red Dragon Room. For more information, visit jameslindenhogg.com.

Communications director for Louisiana Wildlife Federation Jimmy Fredricks is joined by the second V.P. for Louisiana Wildlife Federation Charles Williams to discuss the importance of "Lights Off Louisiana" to save migrating birds. Principal of W.D. and Mary Baker Smith Career Center Dr. Holly Boffy talks the impact the center has on students. Musician and promoter Henry Turner Jr. speaks on the upcoming Soul Food Festival. For more information, visit https://www.visitbatonrouge.com/events/annual-events-festivals/free-festivals/soul-food-festival/.

President and CEO of New Orleans & Company Walt Leger gives insight into the New Orleans Jazz Fest and also the upcoming Super Bowl. Legal director of the ACLU Nora Ahmed speaks on congressional maps and also abortion rights in the south. State director for Louisiana Right to Life Tara Wicker talks the importance of the pro-life resource.

Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple speaks on his plans to combat the insurance crisis across the state. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks local and national political topics including the recent congressional map ruling and Speaker of the House Mike Johnson.

Financial advisor Fred Dent talks the latest with the markets amid this election year and the potential effects of the election. Candidate for Mayor Ted James speaks on his candidacy, congressional districts, and also the new city of St. George. Amanda Stanley and Girlie Anderson, with Employ BR, discuss the importance of the youth workforce experience.

Financial advisor Fred Dent talks the latest with the markets amid this election year and the potential effects of the election. Candidate for Mayor Ted James speaks on his candidacy, congressional districts, and also the new city of St. George. Amanda Stanley and Gurley Anderson, with Employ BR, discuss the importance of the youth workforce experience.

Columnist Quin Hillyer discusses his latest column regarding Garret Graves and also various political topics. Mayor-President of Baton Rouge and East Baton Rogue Parish Sharon Weston Broome speaks on the future of the new city, St. George. Louisiana Voice's Tom Aswell talks the prospect of a constitutional convention and also the war on public records.

LSU Professor Kevin Cope speaks on various topics including Mike Johnson and also the direction of the university. American Kidney Fund president and CEO LaVarne Burton is joined by Chair of AKF's national volunteer Board of Trustees Dr. Silas Norman to discuss the importance of kidney health. Author Caroline Paul talks her latest work, "Tough Broad".

Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser talks what's going on in his world with the upcoming Jazz Fest and also his job with new governor Jeff Landry. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks various political topics including the Supreme Court hearing regarding Donald Trump.

Louisiana Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell talks various local topics including the St. George ruling. Authors Chris Warner and Terry King speak on their latest work, "Dead People, Crazy People, Drugs and Politicians". ABC Journalist Deborah Roberts talks her book, "Lessons Learned and Cherished".

Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser talks what's going on in his world with the upcoming Jazz Fest and also his job with new governor Jeff Landry. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks various political topics including the Supreme Court hearing regarding Donald Trump.

LSU Professor Kevin Cope speaks on various topics including Mike Johnson and also the direction of the Ourso school. American Kidney Fund president and CEO LaVarne Burton is joined by Chair of AKF's national volunteer Board of Trustees Dr. Silas Norman to discuss the importance of kidney health. Author Caroline Paul talks her latest work, "Tough Broad".

Veteran Louisiana politico Jim Brown talks latest news at the State Capitol including Jeff Landry and also upcoming elections.

Former State Rep. Troy Hebert is joined by Libertarian lawyer Mike Wolf to discuss various political topics including the ongoing Donald Trump trial and Jeff Landry's administration.

Former State Rep. Troy Hebert is joined by Libertarian lawyer Mike Wolf to discuss various political topics including the ongoing Donald Trump trial and Jeff Landry's administration.

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry speaks on his time in office and his plans for the constitution. The Advocate/The Times-Picayune reporter Tyler Bridges talks various local and national political topics including the Jeff Landry administration.

Vice President of the Center for Planning Excellence is joined by the communications manger for company Landon Hester to discuss the Smart Growth Summit. For more information, visit https://summit.cpex.org/. Attorney for the Tiger Athletic Foundation Charles Landry speaks on the building of the new LSU arena. Former LSU gymnast Susan Jackson talks the LSU Gymnastics team's National Championship win.

Musician, composer, producer and promoter Henry Turner Jr. speaks on his upcoming performance at the Baton Rouge Blues Fest. For more information, visit https://www.brblues.org/. Former editor of The Advocate Peter Kovacs talks various local and national political topics. General Manager of WRKF Paul Maassen gives insight into the Spring Membership Fund Drive.

Co-artistic director of BRBT Molly Buchmann talks her departure from theatre as well as the upcoming production "Cinderella". For more information, visit https://batonrougeballet.org/springconcert/. The Advocate's Mark Ballard gives his take on local and national political topics including Speaker of the House Mike Johnson and the aid to Ukraine.

Nancy Roberts and Christi Cheramie from the Louisiana Parole Project gives insight into the organization and the importance of second chances. For more information, visit https://www.paroleproject.org/about-us/. LSU Manship School professor Bob Mann speaks on his upcoming "Last Lecture" event and various local and nation political topics. For more information on the event, visit https://www.lsu.edu/manship/news/2024/april/last-lecture-bob-mann.php.

LSU Shreveport professor Jeff Sadow gives his thoughts on Jeff Landry and also Donald Trump amid his ongoing trail. Jewish activist Jackie Stern speaks on the importance of the organization, "Jews Against Gassing". Attorney John McLindon talks the legality of the ongoing Donald Trump trial. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster remembers legendary baseball player Fritz Peterson.

LSU Shreveport professor Jeff Sadow gives his thoughts on Jeff Landry and also Donald Trump amid his ongoing trail. Jewish activist Jackie Stern speaks on the importance of the organization, "Jews Against Gassing". Attorney John McLindon talks the legality of the ongoing Donald Trump trial. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster remembers legendary baseball player Fritz Peterson.

LSU Shreveport professor Jeff Sadow gives his thoughts on Jeff Landry and also Donald Trump amid his ongoing trail. Jewish activist Jackie Stern speaks on the importance of the organization, "Jews Against Gassing". Attorney John McLindon talks the legality of the ongoing Donald Trump trial. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster remembers legendary baseball player Fritz Peterson.

Director of Transportation and Drainage for EBR Parish Fred Raiford gives insight into the infrastructure initiative and roads throughout the Capital region. Director of the Capital Area Groundwater Conservation Gary Beard talks ground water conservation, legislative bills, and also water in our community.

Longtime politico James Carville talks various political topics including Donald Trump's upcoming trial and also the upcoming November election. Washington Post reporter Kim Bellware gives insight into OJ Simpson's life and times amid his recent passing.

Former Mayor of Gretna Ronnie Harris reflects on his life and times and also talks LSU's Book Bazaar. For more information, visit https://www.visitbatonrouge.com/event/friends-of-the-lsu-libraries-2024-book-bazaar/228271/. Attorney and Director of Community Impact for Promise of Justice Hardell Ward gives insight into a major Louisiana issue. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks various political topics including Speaker of the House Mike Johnson.

Veteran Louisiana politico Jim Brown talks latest news at the State Capitol including Jeff Landry and also upcoming elections.

On a Tuesday edition of Talk Louisiana, Host Jim Engster were joined by political analyst Bernie Pinsonat and Southern University Political Science Professor Albert Samuels. They discussed federal politics, the upcoming Congressional elections and Governor Jeff Landry's first 100 days in office. The final 20 minutes of the show featured regular guest Melissa Flournoy. Melissa is a former state representative and now chair person for 10,000 Louisiana Women. Jim and Melissa discussed a bill regarding access to bathrooms for transgender people. Melissa described the legislative action at the state capitol this week as a cultural war.

Musician and founder of the rock band "Dash Rip Rock" Bill Davis speaks on his life and times throughout the years and also the upcoming "Everybody Solo! 420 Fest". For more information, visit, https://www.fox8live.com/2023/04/13/dash-rip-rock-headline-first-annual-everybody-solo-420-fest-april-20/. Cofounder of Unlocking Autism Shelley McLaughlin autism talks in Louisiana and the importance of being educated on the matter. WRKF's Molly Ryan gives the latest on news at the State Capitol and Jeff Landry. Executive director of the Knock Knock Museum Christina Melton talks what's going at the museum.

Republican Political consultant Scott Wilfong is joined by Southeastern professor and Democratic blogger Dayne Sherman to discuss Capitol news including Jeff Landy's thoughts on the National Anthem and also the Ten Commandments. Owner of Lipsey's Richard Lipsey gives insight into his life and times and his induction into the Louisiana Political Hall of Fame.

Manship Chair in Journalism at Louisiana State University's Manship School of Mass Communication Bob Mann speaks on his book, "Kingfish U: Huey and LSU" and also comments various political topics. Dean of the LSU School of Veterinary Medicine Oliver Garden gives insight into what's new at the Vet School. Writer Gaylon White talks his latest work, "Coach of a Lifetime". Writer Jeremy White talks his book "The Girl at the Bottom of the Picture."

Owner of Red Cakes Events Heather Day talks the upcoming Sunday Funday event Burnt Bottom Biscuit Bingo Brunch. For more information, visit https://www.visitbatonrouge.com/event/burnt-bottom-biscuit-bingo-brunch/227340/. Associate professor of political science at Louisiana State University in Shreveport Jeff Sadow comments on the upcoming governor's election and it's candidates. EBR Parish Clerk of Courts candidate Dona Collins-Lewis speaks on her candidacy and campaign amid the upcoming election.

R&B and soul singer Aaron Neville reflects on his life and times by referencing his autobiography "Tell It like It Is". Rabbi Peretz Kazen from the Chabad of Baton Rouge talks the upcoming documentary "The Honey Girl" on Holocaust survivor Esther Basch. For tickets and more information, visit https://www.chabadbr.com/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=184. Author and speaker Race Relations Specialist Cleo Scott Brown speaks on her latest work, "Witness to the Truth". Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster remembers the tragedy on this date twenty-two years ago, 9/11.

R&B and soul singer Aaron Neville reflects on his life and times by referencing his autobiography "Tell It like It Is". Rabbi Peretz Kazen from the Chabad of Baton Rouge talks the upcoming documentary "The Honey Girl" on Holocaust survivor Esther Basch. For tickets and more information, visit https://www.chabadbr.com/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=184. Author and speaker Race Relations Specialist Cleo Scott Brown speaks on her latest work, "Witness to the Truth". Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster remembers the tragedy on this date twenty-two years ago, 9/11.

R&B and soul singer Aaron Neville reflects on his life and times by referencing his autobiography "Tell It like It Is". Rabbi Peretz Kazen from the Chabad of Baton Rouge talks the upcoming documentary "The Honey Girl" on Holocaust survivor Esther Basch. For tickets and more information, visit https://www.chabadbr.com/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=184. Author and speaker Race Relations Specialist Cleo Scott Brown speaks on her latest work, "Witness to the Truth". Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster remembers the tragedy on this date twenty-two years ago, 9/11.

Capitol Access Reporter started off Friday's show by recapping Thursday night's televised gubernatorial debate featuring five of the seven major candidates. The Voice of Tiger Stadium Dan Borne talked about Saturday's home opener against Grambling State. Melissa Flournoy, board chairman of 10,000 Women Louisiana and political blogger Lamar White also talked with Jim about Thursday night's gubernatorial debate. Nola.com entertainment reporter Keith Spera looked back at the life of Jimmy Buffet and his strong connection with New Orleans.

Runner and Baton Rouge Activist Jenni Peters stopped in the studio to talk about her vision for City Park. Baton Rouge Police Chief Murphy Paul provided an update on the investigation into the now closed "Brave Cave," where suspects were allegedly beaten. And the Advocate's Mark Ballard joined Jim from D.C to talk about the latest with the governor's race and the courts tossing out Alabama's congressional district map and what that means for Louisiana.

Former LSU football player and assistant athletic director Greg LaFleur joined the show to talk about LSU's embarrassing season opening loss to Florida State. East Baton Rouge School Board President Dadrius Lanus joined the show to give an update on the transportation issues involving Baton Rouge public schools. The final guest on today's show is author Robert Jay Lifton who discussed his book "Surviving our Catastrophes: Resilience and Renewal from Hiroshima to the COVID-19

Former LSU football player and assistant athletic director Greg LaFleur joined the show to talk about LSU's embarrassing season opening loss to Florida State. East Baton Rouge School Board President Dadrius Lanus joined the show to give an update on the transportation issues involving Baton Rouge public schools. The final guest on today's show is author Robert Jay Lifton who discussed his book "Surviving our Catastrophes: Resilience and Renewal from Hiroshima to the COVID-19

Prominent defense attorney Lewis Unglesby joined Jim to discuss the indictments against former President Donald Trump, the Louisiana Governor's race and the tragic fatal shooting at a high school football game in Port Allen on Friday night. Executive Director of the Capital Area Human Services District, Doctor Jan Laughinghouse, joined Jim for the final ten minutes of the show to discuss the opioid epidemic.

Head of Nungesser Consulting LLC Sally Nungesser talks republican politics amid the upcoming governor's election. The Advocate's Mark Ballard speak on the October primary.

CEO and President of the Louisiana Lottery Corporation Rose Hudson talks the LA Lottery's enduring popularity throughout the years and also it's impact on K-12 public education. Baton Rouge Police Chief Murphy Paul speaks on crime throughout the city, the investigation into the alleged torture chamber utilized by BRPD as well as his next chapter of life following his departure from the Baton Rouge Police Force.

Head of Nungesser Consulting LLC Sally Nungesser talks republican politics amid the upcoming governor's election. The Advocate's Mark Ballard speak on the October primary.

CEO and President of the Louisiana Lottery Corporation Rose Hudson talks the LA Lottery's enduring popularity throughout the years and also it's impact on K-12 public education. Baton Rouge Police Chief Murphy Paul speaks on crime throughout the city and his next chapter of life following his departure from the Baton Rouge Police Force.

Executive Director of the Louisiana Policy Institute for Children Dr. Libbie Sonnier speaks on the organization and also the importance of early childhood care and education. Director of Museums at the Old State Capitol Mary Durusau remembers Huey P. Long on his 130th birthday. Writer Rannah Gray talks her book on Scott Rogers, "Familiar Evil".

Mayor-president of Baton Rouge Sharon Weston-Broome gives insight into the state of the city this year. Pastor and former American football player and coach Denny Duron talks his life and times, his part in the evangelical movement, and also his latest work, "God, Family, Football". Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster remembers Hurricane Katrina on it's 18th anniversary.

Chief Print and Writing Editor at The Wall Street Journal Alex Martin speaks on the lay of the land in regards to NYC politics as well as his colleague's detainment in Russia. Parent advocate Fairleigh Jackson gives an update on public schools amid the bus driver shortage. Writer Ana Homayoun talks her latest work, "Erasing the Finish Line".

Chief Print and Writing Editor at The Wall Street Journal Alex Martin speaks on the lay of the land in regards to NYC politics as well as his colleague's detainment in Russia. Parent advocate Fairleigh Jackson gives an update on public schools amid the bus driver shortage. Writer Ana Homayoun talks her latest work, "Erasing the Finish Line".

Lt. Gov of Louisiana Billy Nungesser speaks on the upcoming election and his candidacy for lieutenant governor as well as crime and tourism throughout the state. WRKF and WWNO Capital Access Reporter Molly Ryan talks briefly on the insurance crisis throughout Louisiana. Libertarian lawyer Mike Wolf is joined by former metro councilman and Republican Darrell Glasper and also former state representative Troy Hebert to discuss the upcoming governor's election and it's candidates.

Political consultant Mary-Patricia Wray speaks on the upcoming governor's election and its candidates and also the latest on the litigation regarding Baton Rouge schools. The Advocate's Mark Ballard gives insight into the recent Milwaukee Republican debate as well as the 2024 presidential election.

Pulitzer-winning syndicated columnist Clarence Page gives insight on the upcoming Milwaukee Republican debate as well as the latest on the scandal regarding the 2009 film, "The Blind Side". Louisiana AFL-CIO Secretary/Treasurer Matt Wood talks the upcoming governor's election and their endorsement. Brock Kantrow and Sarah Barlow from BRCC speak on BRCC athletics and the college overall.

Head of the Louisiana Independent Party Bill Bryan is joined by Associate Professor of Political Science at Louisiana State University Shreveport Jeff Sadow to discuss the upcoming primary election as well as the candidates. Custom tailor and designer Manuel Martinez gives some style tips on fashion in these hot temperatures.

Legal director for the ACLU of Louisiana Nora Ahmed comments on the state of reproductive rights post the overturning of Roe v. Wade and also congressional redistricting. President of the EBR Parish School Board Dadrius Lanus speaks on the recent issues with school transportation workers and other school employees. SoFi's Student Loan manager Brian Walsh gives insight into the world of student loan forgiveness.

Filmmaker Scott Sullivan talks his latest film related to gun violence, "Chances". For more information, visit https://www.sulliscope.com/. The Advocate/The Times-Picayune reporter Tyler Bridges speaks on the upcoming governor's election and its candidates. Candidate for Louisiana Secretary of State Brandon Trosclair gives insight into his campaign and candidacy.

Filmmaker Scott Sullivan talks his latest film related to gun violence, "Chances". For more information, visit https://www.sulliscope.com/. The Advocate/The Times-Picayune reporter Tyler Bridges speaks on the upcoming governor's election and its candidates. Candidate for Louisiana Secretary of State Brandon Trosclair gives insight into his campaign and candidacy.

Filmmaker Scott Sullivan talks his latest film related to gun violence, "Chances". For more information, visit https://www.sulliscope.com/. The Advocate/The Times-Picayune reporter Tyler Bridges speaks on the upcoming governor's election and its candidates. Candidate for Louisiana Secretary of State Brandon Trosclair gives insight into his campaign and candidacy.

Author, veteran, and subject matter expert in mental health and untreated trauma Tonja Myles speaks on the opioid crisis by giving insight into her own personal experiences and also the latest program for addicts, "When You Are Ready". For more information, visit https://www.whenyouarereadybr.com/. State Representative and candidate for governor Richard Nelson talks his campaign and candidacy.

Republican and former metro councilman Darrell Glasper is joined by Democrat and Professor of Political Science and the Chair of the Department of Political Science and Geography at Southern University Albert Samuels to discuss the recent indictments of Donald Trump and also the upcoming governors election. Author Jane Leavy talks her book on Babe Ruth on the 75th anniversary of his passing, "The Big Fella".

Louisiana State Representative and candidate for Louisiana Treasurer gives insight into his candidacy and campaign. District Attorney Hillar Moore comments on Gov. John Bell Edwards' clemency request for death row inmates, homicide rates throughout the city, and also the recent indictment of Donald Trump.

Louisiana political analyst Ron Faucheux gives insight into the lay of the land after qualifying and also the upcoming elections and candidates. Republican political consultant Scott Wilfong is joined by Democratic blogger and Southeastern professor Dayne Sherman to discuss what's going in Louisiana politics including the upcoming primary.

Editor and publisher of LaPolitics Weekly and The Tracker Jeremy Alford gives insight into where we are with the recent qualifying and the upcoming primary. Republican politician Roger Villere speaks on the current state of the Republican Party locally as well as nationally and also the upcoming primary.

News and sports director at Louisiana Radio Network Jeff Palermo gives his review on what is happening during this election season. Political consultant Mary Patricia Wray talks the lay of the land for the upcoming primary. Former Louisiana politician Jim Brown compares qualifying then and now and the latest with the races.

Louisiana State Representative Greg Miller talks victim's rights and also his want to move to the Louisiana Senate. Attorney with the Institute for Justice Keith Neely speaks on the recent LA law regarding braiders. BRSO’s Music Director Adam Johnson talks the latest on the organization.

Louisiana State Representative Greg Miller talks victim's rights and also his want to move to the Louisiana Senate. Attorney with the Institute for Justice Keith Neely speaks on the recent LA law regarding braiders. BRSO’s Music Director Adam Johnson talks the latest on the organization.

Attorney and candidate for governor Hunter Lundy gives insight into his candidacy and campaign. LSU Manship School professor Robert Mann gives his take on the lay of the land regarding the upcoming governor's election. Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin talks the upcoming governor's election and qualifying as well as his thoughts on the candidates for Secretary of State.

Attorney and candidate for governor Hunter Lundy gives insight into his candidacy and campaign. LSU Manship School professor Robert Mann gives his take on the lay of the land regarding the upcoming governor's election. Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin talks the upcoming governor's election and qualifying as well as his thoughts on the candidates for Secretary of State.

Attorney and candidate for governor Hunter Lundy gives insight into his candidacy and campaign. LSU Manship School professor Robert Mann gives his take on the lay of the land regarding the upcoming governor's election. Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin talks the upcoming governor's election and qualifying as well as his thoughts on the candidates for Secretary of State.

Attorney and candidate for governor Hunter Lundy gives insight into his candidacy and campaign. LSU Manship School professor Robert Mann gives his take on the lay of the land regarding the upcoming governor's election. Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin talks the upcoming governor's election and qualifying as well as his thoughts on the candidates for Secretary of State.

Political consultant and author James Carville discusses various political topics including next year's presidential election and the upcoming governor's election. Opelousas attorney and former Louisiana Senator Elbert Lee Guillory speaks on his candidacy and campaign for lieutenant governor.

Historian and Professor of History and James H. Cavanaugh Endowed Chair in Presidential Studies Luke Nichter discusses presidential politics and reflects on Richard Nixon by referencing his book, "The Year the Broke Politics". Chief Police of Baton Rouge Murphy Paul talks his decision to leave the force and also crime throughout the community. The Advocate's Mark Ballard speaks on various political topics including Donald Trump's upcoming arraignment.

Politician, physician, military veteran, and businessman John Fleming talks his candidacy and campaign for Louisiana State Treasurer. Executive Director of the Louisiana Motor Transport Association Renee Amar speaks on the employment of truckers in Louisiana and also the trucking industry overall. The Advocate's Lanny Keller gives remembers former President Warren G. Harding.

Politician, physician, military veteran, and businessman John Fleming talks his candidacy and campaign for Louisiana State Treasurer. Executive Director of the Louisiana Motor Transport Association Renee Amar speaks on the employment of truckers in Louisiana and also the trucking industry overall. The Advocate's Lanny Keller gives remembers former President Warren G. Harding.

Financial advisor Fred Dent gives a review of the 2023 markets and what is to come. Reporter for the Louisiana Illuminator Piper Hutchinson is joined by LSU English professor Kevin Cope to discuss the recent firing of Marcus Venable. Louisiana Attorney General and candidate for governor Jeff Landry talks his candidacy and campaign.

Executive director of Louisiana CASA Amanda Moody gives insight into the organization and its importance in the community. Criminal defense attorney Jim Boren speaks on the death penalty in Louisiana. Lawyer Mary Olive Pierson talks the St. George case as well as the upcoming governor's election.

Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana Billy Nungesser talks various topics including the upcoming election, out migration in Louisiana, and also tourism throughout the state. Executive Director of the Louisiana Democratic Party Stephen Handwerk speaks on the Democratic Party as a whole and also the upcoming governor's election.

Criminal defense and personal injury attorney John McLindon gives his take on various topics including Kevin Spacey and Hunter Biden. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks Gov. John Bell Edwards testifying on Capital Hill and also the upcoming governor's election.

Conservative newspaper columnist and writer Quin Hillyer speaks on congressional redistricting in Alabama and its effect on Louisiana as well as various political topics. Writer and Adjunct Professor Peter Atwater talks his latest work "The Confidence Map".

Associate professor of political science at Louisiana State University Shreveport Jeff Sadow is joined by Southeastern professor Dayne Sherman to discuss various topics including the firing of LSU grad student and professor for his vulgar voicemail to Louisiana senator Michael Fessi and also Donald Trump.

Republican state representative Paula Davis speaks on the latest veto session and also the Republican Party in the upcoming governors election. Writer John Wirt remembers legendary singer Tony Bennett. Actress Lee Purcell talks her life and career and also comments on the writers strike.

Candidate for governor of Louisiana Stephen Waguespack talks his campaign and candidacy as well as his opponents. Reporter for The Advocate/The Times-Picayune Tyler Bridges speaks on the upcoming governors election and compares it to the 2015 election by referencing his book, "Long Shot".

Retired lieutenant general Russel Honoré speaks on the latest veto session and also the Green Army. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks various political topics including the upcoming governor's election and the congressional delegation.

Retired lieutenant general Russel Honoré speaks on the latest veto session and also the Green Army. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks various political topics including the upcoming governor's election and the congressional delegation.

Attorney, politician and member of the Louisiana House of Representatives from the 91st district Mandie Landry gives her thoughts on the latest veto session. Author and investigative journalist Dan Moldea talks Donald Trump's potential federal indictment and also conspiracy theories surrounding Vince Foster. Journalist and celebrity biographer Randy Taraborrelli speaks on his latest work, "Jackie: Public, Private, Secret".

Financial advisor Fred Dent gives insight into the increase of interest rates and its effect on the markets, the talk of an upcoming recession, and also Bitcoin. Veteran journalist and writer Teddy McGhee speaks on his article in "Country Roads" on 50 years since the start of the magazine "Gris Gris". LSU's Voice of the Valley Dan Borne talks coming into his 38th season and also the future of the "Catholic Commentator".

Retired US Army Officer and Medal of Honor recipient Colonel Paris Davis speaks on his time in the military and also the honoring celebration of African American service people at Veteran's Memorial Park on July 19th at 8:30 p.m. Attorney, politician, and member of the Louisiana Senate Cleo Fields gives insight into the upcoming veto session.

Author and journalist Samuel Freedman remembers former US Vice President Hubert Humphrey by referencing his latest work, "Into the Bright Sunshine". Actor and producer Louis Herthum talks the actors strike and its impact on the industry. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster speaks on the upcoming veto session and also remembers Hubert Humphrey.

Entrepreneur, civic leader, and Democrat Faye Williams is joined by former metro councilman and Republican Darrell Glasper to discuss various topics including the impact of the Supreme Court's decision on affirmative action and also congressional redistricting. Investigative journalist and founder and publisher of The Bayou Brief Lamar White speaks on the upcoming governor's election and also John Kennedy's comments on crime in New Orleans.

Civil rights activist and politician Gary Chambers speaks on the sudden departure of EBR Police Chief Murphy Paul and also various crime issues throughout the parish. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks various political topics including the GOP and Congress.

Former LSU basketball player and Ukrainian businessman Roman Rubchenko reflects on life in the Ukraine amid the Russia-Ukraine War and also the effects of the war. Executive director of the Baton Rouge Youth Coalition Lucas Spielfogel gives his thoughts on the affirmative action decision.

Former LSU basketball player and Ukrainian businessman Roman Rubchenko reflects on life in the Ukraine amid the Russia-Ukraine War and also the effects of the war. Executive director of the Baton Rouge Youth Coalition Lucas Spielfogel gives his thoughts on the affirmative action decision.

Financial advisor Fred Dent gives insight into the increase of interest rates and its effect on the markets, the talk of an upcoming recession, and also Bitcoin. Veteran journalist and writer Teddy McGhee speaks on his article in "Country Roads" on 50 years since the start of the magazine "Gris Gris". LSU's Voice of the Valley Dan Borne talks coming into his 38th season and also the future of the "Catholic Commentator".

Journalist and author Robert Fieseler remembers the 1973 Up Stairs Lounge fire by referring to his latest work, "Tinderbox". Veteran anchor-reporter Julie O'Neil reflects on her life and times in the news industry and also speaks on her latest book, "Bold".

Former state lawmakers Troy Hebert and Melissa Flournoy discuss various political topics including the upcoming governor's election and its candidates. President at Louisiana Family Forum Gene Mills gives his take on political topics in Louisiana.

Former state lawmakers Troy Hebert and Melissa Flournoy discuss various political topics including the upcoming governor's election and its candidates. President at Louisiana Family Forum Gene Mills gives his take on political topics in Louisiana.

Former state lawmakers Troy Hebert and Melissa Flournoy discuss various political topics including the upcoming governor's election and its candidates. President at Louisiana Family Forum Gene Mills gives his take on political topics in Louisiana.

Chief of Police for East Baton Rouge Parish Murphy Paul gives insight into the crime rate throughout the parish and also talks the recent Shreveport mass shooting. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discuses various political topics including the upcoming governor's election, the potential veto session, and also the congressional delegation.

Attorney and member of the Louisiana House of Representatives from the 91st district Mandie Landry discusses various political topics including the potential veto session as well as the initiative law in Louisiana.

Former competition swimmer and Olympic gold medalist Cullen Jones talks on the importance of knowing how to swim in the black community and also his upcoming exhibition at the BR Gallery "And We Went: 60 Years After the Baton Rouge Swim-In". For more information visit, https://www.batonrougegallery.org/and-we-went. Novelist David Madden speaks on his latest work, "Momma's Lost Piano: A Memoir".

Lt. Gov. of Louisiana Billy Nungesser gives insight into travel throughout the state, the budget ,and also his candidacy. Democratic Party chair Katie Bernhardt speaks on the Democratic Party and congressional districts. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks several political topics including the Supreme Court's recent ruling.

Journalist and biographer Jonathan Eig gives insight into the life of Martin Luther King Jr. by referencing his latest work, "King: A Life". East Baton Rouge Parish Superintendent Sito Narcisse discusses various topics regarding the school system including the budget as well as demographics.

Republican political consultant Scott Wilfong is joined by Democratic blogger and Southeastern professor Dayne Sherman to discuss Louisiana congressional districts and also comment on the upcoming governor's and presidential election and its candidates. Former lead of the Golf Channel Lisa Cornwell speaks on her recent memoir, "Trouble Maker". Publisher of Red Schtick Magazine Jeremy White talks his latest work, "The Little Girl at the Bottom of the Picture".

Republican political consultant Scott Wilfong is joined by Democratic blogger and Southeastern professor Dayne Sherman to discuss Louisiana congressional districts and also comment on the upcoming governor's and presidential election and its candidates. Former lead of the Golf Channel Lisa Cornwell speaks on her recent memoir, "Trouble Maker". Publisher of Red Schtick Magazine Jeremy White talks his latest work, "The Little Girl at the Bottom of the Picture".

Former professional baseball player Denny McLain talks baseball today as well as the LSU Tigers baseball National Championship win. Professor at LSU's Manship School Chris Drew reflects on his life and career and also gives insight into the recent tragedy with the Titanic-bound submersible. Award-winning journalist Alden Wicker speaks on her latest work, "To Dye For".

Reporter for The Advocate/The Times-Picayune Tyler Bridges gives his input on the upcoming governor's election as well as its candidates and their campaigns. Candidate for Louisiana House District 91 Madison O'Malley gives insight into her candidacy and campaign.

Live from the Farm Bureau Convention in New Orleans, LA, commissioner of the Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry Mike Strain gives insight into the agricultural industry in the state. Candidate for governor Richard Nelson speaks on his candidacy as well as comments on his opponents. Interim Vice President for Agriculture & Dean, College of Agriculture at LSU Matt Lee talks briefly on what's new at the university in agriculture. Director of Communications at the Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation and co-host of This Week in Louisiana Agriculture Avery Davidson speaks on the significance of the Farm Bureau and also the convention.

Award-winning author Stephen Maitland-Lewis speaks on his life and times as well as his latest work, "Legacy of Atonement". Talk Louisiana remembers political activist, economist, and United States military analyst Daniel Ellsberg by playing an encore interview. The Advocate's Mark Ballard speaks on various political topics including Adam Schiff and Donald Trump.

Personal injury attorney and candidate for governor Hunter Lundy comments on various topics and gives insight into his candidacy. GOP Activist Darrell Glasper discusses several political topics including the upcoming governors.

Founder and publisher of The Bayou Brief Lamar White discusses various topics including Hunter Biden and Donald Trump. Writer Sally Asher talks her upcoming exhibit on women and prohibition. For more information, visit https://louisianaoldstatecapitol.org/exhibits-events/snake-charmers.

LSU's Department of Computer Science & Cybersecurity Professor Dr. Abe Baggili speaks on the impact of the recent massive cyber breach at the Office of Motor Vehicles. Writer and commentator for National Public Radio Andrei Codrescu discusses various topics including homicide rates in America and also Donald Trump.

LSU's Department of Computer Science & Cybersecurity Professor Dr. Abe Baggili speaks on the impact of the recent massive cyber breach at the Office of Motor Vehicles. Writer and commentator for National Public Radio Andrei Codrescu discusses various topics including homicide rates in America and also Donald Trump.

Louisiana State Representative for District 85 in Gretna Joe Marino speaks on the recent massive cyber attack on the Office of Motor Vehicles and several other topics including his success in addressing dyslexia. Co-founder of Key Academy Dr. Laura Cassidy joins Marino to discuss Key Academy, a school for dyslexic children. Senator Franklin Foil talks several political topics including budget issues and the recent session.

Insurance professional Tim Temple speaks on his candidacy for insurance commissioner as well as the crisis in the insurance industry. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses several local and national political topics.

Lobbyist and politician Billy Tauzin reflects on his life and career on his 80th birthday and also comments on several political topics including the upcoming governor's election. Criminal Defense attorney John McLindon speaks on Donald Trump's recent arraignment. SBA Public Information Officer Susheel Kumar gives insight into the importance of the SBA.

Unitarian Universalist Minister Rev. Darcy Roake is joined by member of Louisiana Right to Life Sarah Zagorski Jones to discuss the overturning of Roe vs. Wade as well as women's rights. Associate professor of ethics and women's studies at Duke University Dr. Kathy Rudy gives her take on current controversial topics such as gender identity.

Unitarian Universalist Minister Rev. Darcy Roake is joined by member of Louisiana Right to Life Sarah Zagorski Jones to discuss the overturning of Roe vs. Wade as well as women's rights. Associate professor of ethics and women's studies at Duke University Dr. Kathy Rudy gives her take on current controversial topics such as gender identity.

Unitarian Universalist Minister Rev. Darcy Roake is joined by member of Louisiana Right to Life Sarah Zagorski Jones to discuss the overturning of Roe vs. Wade as well as women's rights. Associate professor of ethics and women's studies at Duke University Dr. Kathy Rudy gives her take on current controversial topics such as gender identity.

President and CEO of the Council for A Better Louisiana (CABL) Barry Erwin gives a recap of the recent legislative session and also discusses a potential veto session. Senator Beth Mizell speaks on the recent legislative session as well a upcoming constitutional amendments. Retired Air Force Master Sergeant Sandy Franks talks the importance of women veterans on the United States Women Veteran's Day.

ACLU of Louisiana Legal Director Nora Ahmed joined Jim to talk about legislation nearing final legislative passage that would prohibit public school teachers from discussing sexual or gender identity with students during a classroom setting. Political consultant Mary-Patricia Wray came on the show to give her thoughts on Congress approving the debt ceiling deal. Wray also gave her thoughts on the looming statewide elections, including the possibility of another Democrat entering the governor's race.

The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses several political topics including Donald Trump's recent indictment and also the Louisiana congressional map. Retired lieutenant general and leader of TheGreenArmy General Russel Honore talks the end of the legislative session and the results.

District 2 Councilwoman Chauna Banks speaks on what's happening with the council as well as crime prevention throughout the parish. Louisiana attorney general and candidate for governor Jeff Landry discusses his candidacy and campaign and also issues throughout the state.

Commissioner of Insurance for the state of Louisiana Jim Donelon discusses the legislative session as well as insurance issues throughout the city. President of the East Baton Rouge Parish school board Dadrius Lanus talks budget issues and the overall East Baton Rouge Parish education system. Author Stephanie McNeal speaks on her latest book, "Swipe Up for More!".

Financial advisor Fred Dent speaks on the debt ceiling resolutions and also comments on the current market. Investigative journalist and author Dan Moldea remembers Robert Kennedy on the 55th year anniversary of his assassination and also the talks the debt ceiling. Author Amy Brady talks her latest work "ICE".

Financial advisor Fred Dent speaks on the debt ceiling resolutions and also comments on the current market. Investigative journalist and author Dan Moldea remembers Robert Kennedy on the 55th year anniversary of his assassination and also the talks the debt ceiling. Author Amy Brady talks her latest work "ICE".

Baton Rouge Police Chief Murphy Paul discusses crime throughout the city over the past month. Former member of the Louisiana State Senate and candidate for Louisiana lieutenant governor Elbert Guillory talks his candidacy and also how film effects tourism in the state. The Advocate's Mark Ballard speaks on Louisiana's upcoming governor's election as well as the debt ceiling.

Retired lieutenant general and founder of the GreenARMY General Russel Honore discusses news regarding Russia and Ukraine as well as his role in the GreenARMY. Music and film critic John Wirt remembers Joe Namath and also the film "Live and Let Die" on its 50th anniversary. Musician James Linden Hogg talks his upcoming performance at the Louisiana Peach Festival and gives a sample of his latest album. For more information, visit https://www.lapeachfest.com/schedule and jameslindenhogg.com.

Retired lieutenant general and founder of the GreenARMY General Russel Honore discusses news regarding Russia and Ukraine as well as his role in the GreenARMY. Music and film critic John Wirt remembers Joe Namath and also the film "Live and Let Die" on its 50th anniversary. Musician James Linden Hogg talks his upcoming performance at the Louisiana Peach Festival and gives a sample of his latest album. For more information, visit https://www.lapeachfest.com/schedule and jameslindenhogg.com.

Senior political strategist and partner at Ourso Beychok Trey Ourso is joined by former Louisiana state representative and politician Troy Hebert to discuss several political topics including the upcoming governor's race and its candidates as well as the debt ceiling. Scientist from the Pennington Biomedical Research Center Dr. Claire Berryman gives insight into Pennington's research regarding altitudes effect on health.

Lt. Gov. of Louisiana Billy Nungesser discusses the value of the film industry and its funding throughout the state. The Advocate's Mark Ballard speaks on news at the Capitol and comments on LSU's Lady Tigers. Former US Representative Henson Moore is joined by Les Nicholson from the USS KIDD to discuss the USS KIDD and comment on the debt ceiling.

Former EBR Parish city council member and founder of The W Consulting Group and Community Builders, Inc. Tara Wicker gives her perspective on abortion rights. TV news anchor and journalist Andre Moreau reflects on forty years in journalism and the last six as an LPB anchor and also what's in store for him post retirement.

Former EBR Parish city council member and founder of The W Consulting Group and Community Builders, Inc. Tara Wicker gives her perspective on abortion rights. TV news anchor and journalist Andre Moreau reflects on forty years in journalism and the last six as an LPB anchor and also what's in store for him post retirement.

Lawyer and personal legal adviser, fixer, confidant, and close friend to Johnny Carson, Henry Bushkin, reflects on the life and times of Carson. Reporter for The Advocate/The Times-Picayune Tyler Bridges speaks on several political topics including the legislative session and debt issues.

Associate professor of political science at Louisiana State University Shreveport Dr. Jeff Sadow discusses several local and national political topics including the upcoming governor's election as well as the current debt ceiling.

Newspaper columnist Quin Hillyer gives his take on several political topics including the debt ceiling and the status of the republican party. President and CEO of Louisiana Restaurant Association Stan Harris gives insight into the restaurant industry's comeback since Covid. Psychologist, researcher, speaker, and author Dr. Ellen Braaten talks her latest work, "Bright Kids Who Couldn't Care Less".

Louisiana Commissioner of Administration Jay Dardenne comments on the state budget, legislative topics, and also the upcoming governor's election. Candidate for the Louisiana governor's race Hunter Lundy talks his book, "Let us Prey" as well as his campaign and candidacy.

American historian and author Joshua Zeitz speaks on his latest work, "Lincoln's God". The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses local and national political topics including John Kennedy's comment on Mexico and Donald Trump's town hall.

LBP News reporter Kara St. Cyr gives insight to the start of her career as well as comments on Donald Trump's town hall. Author Christine Yu talks her latest work, "Up to Speed". Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster comments on several topics including the upcoming governor's election. Marketing director for the Baton Rouge Airport Jim Caldwell speaks on the new flight option to Washington, DC.

President at Louisiana AFL-CIO Louis Reine speaks on the rejection of the minimum wage increase as well as the state of labor in Louisiana. Musician, singer, producer, and friend of the great Frank Sinatra Tony Oppedisano remembers Sinatra on the twenty-fifth year of his passing. Author Ruta Sepetys talks her latest work, "You the Story".

Angelle Bradford from Moms Demand Action gives insight into several bill proposals including a concealed carry bill. National President/CEO of the National Congress of Black Women and lawyer Dr. Faye Williams is joined by libertarian lawyer Mike Wolf to discuss several topics including the current debt ceiling.

President at Louisiana AFL-CIO Louis Reine speaks on the rejection of the minimum wage increase as well as the state of labor in Louisiana. Musician, singer, producer, and friend of the great Frank Sinatra Tony Oppedisano remembers Sinatra on the twenty-fifth year of his passing. Author Ruta Sepetys talks her latest work, "You the Story".

Former Secretary of the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development and candidate for the governor's election, Dr. Shawn Wilson gives insight into his candidacy and also comments on issues throughout the community. Author John Barry talks his latest work, "Lessons from the Covid War".

Public health policy expert and founder and CEO of Nest Health Dr. Rebekah Gee gives insight into primary healthcare specifically for women throughout the country amid the abortion ban. The Advocate's Mark Ballard comments on the current debt ceiling as well as Donald Trump's liability in the sexual abuse case and the recent CNN town hall.

Author and investigative journalist Dan Moldea discusses Donald Trumps liability in the recent sexual abuse and defamation case as well as the debt ceiling. Former LSU gymnast and Louisiana Sports Hall of Famer Susan Jackson gives her thoughts on NIL deals and also comments on LSU Lady Tiger's Angel Reese. Environmentalist Bob Jacobsen gives insight into flood issues and insurance throughout the area.

Attorney and former Louisiana politician Phil Preis reflects on his career to this point and also discusses the upcoming governor's election and the collapse of the Stanford group. Author and attorney Michael H. Rubin talks his latest work, "A White Hot Plan". Author Shelley Puhak speaks on her book, "The Dark Queens". Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster remembers Vida Blue and comments on several other topics.

University of Louisiana System president Jim Henderson gives an update on what's happening with UL and other universities. Polling director for The Washington Post Scott Clement discusses President Biden's low approval rate. President and CEO of Baton Rouge Gallery Jason Andreasen is joined by artist Clark Whittington to talk the latest exhibit in the Baton Rouge airport, Art-O-Mat. Author Jaime Green speaks on her latest work, "The Possibility of Life."

Former state lawmakers Melissa Flournoy and Garey Forster discuss various Louisiana budget bills including the rejection of the minimum wage increase as well as the pay raise for teachers. Widow of former Louisiana governor Edwin Edwards, Trina Edwards, talks her upcoming nuptials to former state senator John Alario.

Baton Rouge Police Sergeant Geno McKneely talks his years in law enforcement as well as crime throughout the city. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses various national and local political topics including the rejection of the minimum wage increase. Author Michael Lind speaks on his latest work, "Hell to Pay".

Attorney Larry English gives insight into his client, Sharon Lewis' lawsuit against LSU. Tiger Rag Magazine editor Todd Horne discusses the Sharon Lewis case and its upcoming trial.

CFA of Dent Wealth Advisors Fred Dent gives insight into the debt ceiling, effects on the the markets, and the state of stocks in comparison to last year. ABC board member Scott Wilfong discusses the future of Tiger Land bar "Reggie's" amid LSU student Madison Brooks death. Professor at University of Nevada, Reno and author Valerie Fridland talks her latest work "Like, Literally, Dude."

Member of the Louisiana House of Representatives Joe Marino discusses the bill proposal to increase pay for state law makers. Former editor of The Advocate Peter Kovacs reflects on his time at The Advocate and also talks the current state of the paper and journalism as a whole. AARP of Louisiana's Director of Advocacy Andrew Muhl speaks on the bill proposal regarding senior citizens. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster remembers legendary trumpeter Al Hirt.

Lt. Gov. of Louisiana Billy Nungesser speaks on the upcoming governor's election and the candidates. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses local and national political topics.

Lt. Gov. of Louisiana Billy Nungesser speaks on the upcoming governor's election and the candidates. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses local and national political topics.

Louisiana native and holder of the Guinness World Record for the largest afro on a living human Aevin Dugas talks her natural hair journey to this point. Community Organizer for the Power Coalition for Equity and Justice Kaitlyn Joshua speaks on job opportunities for the formally incarcerated as well as upcoming elections. Author, civil rights lawyer, and executive director of the Justice Innovation Lab Jared Fishman gives insight into his latest work, "Fire on the Levee". Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster remembers Harry Belafonte.

Robert and Rita Wetta Adams Professor of English and Comparative Literature at Louisiana State University Kevin Cope gives his view on LSU's Audubon Day. Musician, composer, producer and promoter Henry Turner Jr. talks the blues and its background as well as his upcoming performance at the Soul Food Festival. For more information, visit https://bontempstix.com/events/6th-annual-baton-rouge-soul-food-festival-5-18-2023. Station manager and WWNO general manager Paul Maassen talks the state of the station and this years Spring Member Drive. To contribute, visit https://www.wrkf.org/become-a-member.

Louisiana native and holder of the Guinness World Record for the largest afro on a living human Aevin Dugas talks her natural hair journey to this point. Community Organizer for the Power Coalition for Equity and Justice Kaitlyn Joshua speaks on job opportunities for the formally incarcerated as well as upcoming elections. Author, civil rights lawyer, and executive director of the Justice Innovation Lab Jared Fishman gives insight into his latest work, "Fire on the Levee".

Upright and electric bassist, composer, and arranger Amina Scott speaks on her career to this point and also several upcoming performances. For more information, visit http://www.aminascott.com/#shows-aminascott-section. Former WAFB anchor George Sells discusses the sudden departure of Tucker Carlson from FOX News and Don Lemon from CNN.

Blues musician Chris Thomas King speaks on his life and career to this point and also his latest book, "The Blues". Manship Chair in Journalism for LSU Manship School Robert Mann gives insight to the life and times of Huey P. Long by referencing his book "Kingfish U". President and executive director of the Manufacturing Institute Carolyn Lee talks the institute and what's going on in the manufacturing world.

CNN Senior Analyst Joan Biskupic speaks on several political topics by referencing her recent work, "Nine Black Robes". Reporter for The Advocate/The Times-Picayune Tyler Bridges talks the Louisiana election landscape.

Alumni Professor Emeritus of LSU Manship School Dr. Louis Day talks the recent settlement with the Dominion and Fox lawsuit and also what's to come. Head of the Louisiana Budget Project Jan Moller gives insight into what's going on at the Capitol including the upcoming session and governor's election.

Producer and host of American Routes and professor of anthropology and American studies at Tulane University Dr. Nick Spitzer reflects on his career to this point and also his upcoming appearance at the West Baton Rouge Museum for Historical Happy Hour. For more information, visit https://www.wbrcouncil.org/Calendar.aspx?EID=1615&month=4&year=2023&day=20&calType=0. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses various topics including the Fox settlement and Louisiana politics.

Alumni Professor Emeritus of LSU Manship School Dr. Louis Day talks the recent settlement with the Dominion and Fox lawsuit and also what's to come. Head of the Louisiana Budget Project Jan Moller gives insight into what's going on at the capital including the upcoming session and governors election.

LSU Law professor Jack Harrison speaks on the recent bill regarding juvenile offenders. Attorney Mike Wolf is joined by journalist and political commentator Quin Hillyer to discuss what's happening with the Dominion lawsuit and comment on Clarence Thomas. Gambit political columnist Clancy Dubos talks local and national topics including upcoming elections and candidates.

Personal financial adviser and candidate in the Louisiana treasurer's race Dustin Granger gives insight into the race and his campaign. Chair of the EBR School Board Dadrius Lanus discusses panic badges as well as thoughts on how to increase safety for children in schools. Publisher of Red Shtick Magazine and author Jeremy White speaks on his latest work, "The Little Girl at the Bottom of the Picture". New Orleans Jazz singer Anais St. John reflects on her career to this point and also her upcoming performance at the BR Blues Fest. For more information, visit https://www.batonrougebluesfestival.org/2023-festival.

Louisiana State Representative and candidate for governor Richard Nelson gives insight on his candidacy and campaign for governor. The Advocate and Times-Picayune's Stephanie Grace discusses various political topics throughout the state including the upcoming election and its candidates. Former member of the Louisiana State Senate and candidate for Lt. Governor Elbert Guillory talks his candidacy and other political issues.

Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster reflects on the lives of Gus Weill, Richard Ieyoub, and Wayne Sims and also discusses various LA political topics. The Advocate's Mark Ballard speaks on state and national politics including the upcoming primary.

Member of the EBR School Board Patrick Martin is joined by a concerned parent of a child in the EBR School System Fairleigh Jackson to discuss safety in public schools throughout the community. Republican political consultant Scott Wilfong speaks on the upcoming governors race and the candidates. Artist Ben Peabody talks his upcoming exhibit, "Art and Addiction". For more information, visit https://westbatonrougemuseum.org/979/Art-Addiction-Art-By-Ben-Peabody. Former LSU and professional basketball player Rudy Macklin remembers former LSU basketball player Wayne Sims on his recent passing.

President and CEO of STAR Morgan Lamandre gives information on the organization and new developments within. Former Gretna, LA mayor Ronnie Harris speaks on his career as mayor and the LSU Libraries Bazaar. Author, journalist, and writer Brianna Holt discusses her latest work, "In Our Shoes".

Film maker Kira Akerman talks her debut film, Hollow Tree, which will be screened April 15th at the Manship Theatre. For more information, visit https://www.manshiptheatre.org/show/hollow-tree-with-filmmaker-q-a. Author Kim Sherwood speaks on her latest work, "Double or Nothing". Chief Print Editor and Global Writing Chief at The Wall Street Journal Alex Martin sheds light on the Russian detainment of his colleague Evan Gershkovich as well as comments on Donald Trump. President and CEO of BBB South Central Louisiana Carmen Million talks the annual Shred Fest to be held this weekend, April 15th. For more information, visit https://allevents.in/baton%20rouge/16th-annual-free-community-shred-fest/200024249388723#:~:text=16th%20Annual%20Free%20Community%20Shred,April%2015%202023%20%7C%20AllEvents.in.

Army veteran, global authority on leadership, and an expert on climate change and disaster preparedness General Russel Honore discusses several political topics including the Tennessee expulsion of lawmakers and gun control issues. Louisiana State Senator for District 12 Beth Mizell gives insight into the bill proposal regarding LA bar entry age. Author Timothy Egan talks his recent book "A Fever in the Heartland".

Psycholinguist, cognitive scientist, psychologist, and professor Viorica Marian talks her latest work, "The Power of Language". Baton Rouge Police Chief Murphy Paul discusses gun violence in the city and also remembers the two officers killed in the recent helicopter crash. The Advocate's Mark Ballard gives insight to what's going on in Washington and also the upcoming legislative session. Baton Rouge known club operator Glen Bynum speaks on his life in the restaurant and bar industry over the years.

Louisiana State Rep. Joe Marino gives insight to the recent bill proposal on the increase of state lawmakers salaries as well as the upcoming session. Author and investigative journalist Dan Moldea discusses Donald Trump and his recent indictment. Former LSU women's basketball star Christina Ball talks the LSU Lady Tigers championship win.

CFA of Dent Wealth Advisors Fred Dent reflects on the first quarter of the market and its improvement since last year. Former Louisiana politician Jim Brown talks Donald Trump's recent arraignment and also remembers Martin Luther King Jr. on the 55th anniversary of his assassination.

Journalist and former Louisiana Voice publisher Tom Aswell speaks on Kim Mulkey and the LSU Lady Tigers championship win as well as his retirement from Louisiana Voice and the upcoming governors race. Dean of Louisiana lobbyist Randy Haynie discusses the upcoming session and other political topics.

Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser discusses several political topics including the upcoming governor's race as well as what's going on in New Orleans. The Advocate's Mark Ballard speaks on various political topics including Donald Trumps recent indictment and Steve Scalise.

Documentary filmmaker and writer Alex Mar speaks on the 1985 murder of Ruth Pelke by referencing her book, "Seventy Times Seven". Louisiana Department of Wild Life and Fisheries Bryan McClinton talks the Louisiana Outdoors Forever Program. Author Davis Miller reflects on the life and legacy of Muhammad Ali and the upcoming opera "Approaching Ali". For more information, visit https://www.operalouisiane.com/tickets. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster discusses various topics including the attempted assassination of Ronald Reagan and the recent Nashville shooting.

LSU Literature professor Kevin Cope speaks on what's happening at LSU and what's to come with President Tate. Former MLB player Denny McLain reflects on his life and career on his 79th birthday. Founder of the Sandy Hook Promise Fund Nicole Hockley talks school shootings amid the recent Nashville tragedy.

Former Louisiana State Representative Troy Hebert discusses several topics including the upcoming governors race and gun violence amid the tragic Nashville shooting. The Advocate's Jan Risher speaks on LSU women's basketball and Kim Mulkey. Author Marjorie Ingall talks her latest work, "Sorry, Sorry, Sorry: The Case for Good Apologies".

Southeastern professor Dayne Sherman speaks on the ongoing cyber security and Wi-Fi issues throughout the campus as well as his candidacy for university president. The Washington Post's Philip Bump discusses various political topics. Head of St. Lilian Academy Elissa McKenzie talks the mission of the school and upcoming events to raise funds. For more information, visit https://stlillian.org/.

Louisiana Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell discusses several topics including utility matters throughout the state. LSU Manship School professor Bob Mann talks the failed recall of New Orleans Mayor LaToya Kantrell and the upcoming governors race.

Secretary for the Veterans Affair in Louisiana and military officer Joey Strickland speaks on his life and career to this point as well as the upcoming LA Department of Veterans Affairs Vietnam War 50th Anniversary Commission. For more information, visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/la-dept-of-veterans-affairs-vietnam-war-50th-anniversary-commemoration-tickets-528493386947. Journalist and CEO and founder of The 19th News Emily Ramshaw talks news in the nonprofit world. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses various local news topics and also what's happening in The Beltway.

Chair of the Board of Progress and co-founder of 10,000 Women Louisiana Melissa Flournoy is joined by former metro-councilman Darrell Glasper to discuss several political topics including the failure to recall New Orleans Mayor LaToya Kantrell and Donald Trump. Attending physician and hospitalist at Baylor College of Medicine Dr. Ricardo Nuila talks his latest work, "The People's Hospital".

Cofounder and president of B1Bank Jude Melville gives insight to the banking world's response to the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. Rev. Chris Andrews discusses Donald Trump and the lack of sensitivity to other political points of view. Author Nancy Regan talks her latest work "From Showing Off to Showing Out".

Guest host Julie Baxter-Payer begins the show with former senator Dan Claitor and Cammie Powell to talk Down Syndrome awareness and the upcoming Buddy Walk. For more information, visit https://dsagbr.org/buddy-walk/. Darin Mann and Melinda Deslatte speak on the upcoming Gridiron Show. For tickets and more information, visit https://bontempstix.com/events/gridiron-show-2023-3-24-2023. Dr. David Walters and Param Singh speak on the upcoming performance "Sounds of Science". For tickets and more information, visit https://ebrpl.libguides.com/c.php?g=1277485&p=9382866.

Editor and publisher of LaPolitics Weekly and The Tracker Jeremy Alford remembers Louisiana political writer and his mentor John Maginnis on what would be his 75th birthday and also talks the open primary and upcoming governors race. Political consultant Roy Fletcher discusses the upcoming governors race and its candidates.

Former WBRZ chief forecaster Pat Shingleton gives insight to the upcoming St. Patrick's Day parade. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses several political topics including the upcoming governors race and its candidates.

The Advocate's Will Sentell discusses the upcoming governors election and its effect on education throughout the city. Chief healthcare economist Mike Bertaut speaks on upcoming BCBC changes as well as the recent changes with Medicaid. Author and journalist Sam Irwin talks his latest work, "Hidden History of Louisiana’s Jazz Age".

Reporter for The Advocate/The Times-Picayune Tyler Bridges discusses Louisiana politics including the upcoming primary and governors election. Attorney and governor candidate Hunter Lundy speaks on his candidacy for governor. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author Kate Zernike talks her latest work, "The Exceptions".

Teach for America South Louisiana's executive director Laura Vinsant speaks on her start with the organization as well as education throughout the community. For more information, visit https://www.teachforamerica.org/south-louisiana. Entrepreneur and civic leader Dr. Faye Williams discusses how politics has changed over the years and also her thoughts on Shawn Wilson in the upcoming governors race. Managing artistic director for Theatre Baton Rouge Jenny Ballard talks the latest project, "Rock of Ages". For more information, visit https://theatrebr.org/tickets.

Civil rights activist and member of the democratic party Gary Chambers discusses last years senate race as well as the upcoming governors election and it's candidates. Political consultant James Carville comments on Louisiana politics, specifically the upcoming governors election.

Political analyst and Southeastern Louisiana University professor Dayne Sherman speaks on the ongoing Wi-Fi failure issue throughout the campus. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses several topics including the Fox lawsuit and the upcoming governors election.

Bestselling eco-theologian Rev. Michael Dowd speaks on his stance on the world today and also talks his book "Thank God for Evolution". Louisiana commissioner of agriculture and forestry Mike Strain talks the agricultural world for farmers and his running for re-election. Political consultant Mary-Patricia Wray discusses the upcoming statewide elections including the upcoming governors race.

Financial advisor Fred Dent reflects on this year's investment market and stocks thus far. Advertising lawyer E Eric Guirard talks several topics including Morris Bart's recent DA consultant job. The Washington Post's Erik Wemple speaks on national politics and comments on the recent Fox News lawsuit

Louisiana insurance commissioner Jim Donelon discusses various insurance matters as well as the upcoming election. Associate professor of the clinical trials unit at the Pennington Biomedical Center Dr. Daniel Hsia gives insight to a major move on insulin to make it more affordable for consumers. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster talks various topics including Shaquille O'Neal on his 51st birthday.

Attorney and politician Ben Bagert reflects on his life and career and also discusses several political topics and his induction into the Political Hall of Fame. Louisiana Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin gives insight into the recall efforts of New Orleans Mayor Latoya Cantrell. LPB's Ben Johnson talks his upcoming documentary, "The Precipice". Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster comments on a few topics including Pete Maravich.

Baton Rouge Police Chief Murphy Paul discusses how the first quarter of the year has been as well as the recent disappearance of Nathan Millard. Former U.S. Senate Candidate for Louisiana Suzanne Haik Terrell talks her career to this point and also her induction into the Political Hall of Fame. The Advocate's Mark Ballard speaks on what's happening in the Belt Way including upcoming elections.

EBR Parish libraries assistant director Mary Stein discusses the censorship of library books. Political consultant Roy Fletcher talks the upcoming governors race and its candidates. Multi-media artist Sam Corso gives insight to his life and career and also speaks on his upcoming exhibit. For more information, visit https://www.batonrougegallery.org/current. Artistic director of Of Moving Colors Productions Garland Goodwin Wilson speaks on several upcoming events. For more information, visit https://www.ofmovingcolors.org/currentwork.

East Baton Rouge Parish board member Patrick Martin discusses the progress within the school system and what is to come. Former state representative Elbert Guillory talks his candidacy for lt. governor. Author Johanna Seigmann speaks on her latest work, "In Good Company".

Politician and former law maker Troy Hebert is joined by attorney and former communications director for the Louisiana democratic party Susan East Nelson to discuss politics locally and nationally as well as comment on several other topics. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster comments on Gov. John Bell Edwards thoughts on the renaming of the Dale Brown court.

Sportscaster Tim Brando speaks on his life and career to this point and also comments on the recent renaming of the Pete Maravich Assembly Center court. The Voice's Tom Aswell discusses several political topics including the upcoming governors election and its candidates.

Lamar White, publisher of the Bayou Brief, talks about his upcoming book on the life & times of New Orleans mobster Carlos Marcello. Southern University Music Professor Richard Hobson on an African American musical presentation coming up at First United Methodist Church. And author & journalist Jason Barry talks about his book, "City of a Thousand Dreams" and the documentary film based upon it.

19th Judicial Court Judge Donald Johnson is joined by Traffic Court Coordinator at 19th Judicial District Court Genevieve Robichaux to discuss traffic violations throughout the city. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks several political topics including the upcoming elections.

Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser discusses several topics including his decision to run for re-election, the upcoming governors election, and the recent Mardi Gras events. Femi Euba, Vastine Stabler, and Chuck Mike from LSU's Swine Palace talk their latest production, "Craters". For more information, visit https://www.lsu.edu/cmda/swinepalace/index.php. Author Lynn Cullen speaks on her most recent work, "The Woman with the Cure". Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster remembers Edward Kennedy on what would be his 91st birthday.

Lawyer and author James B. Stewart is joined by senior producer and reporter for “The New York Times Presents", Rachel Abrams to discuss their recent work, "Unscripted: The Epic Battle for a Hollywood Media Empire". Executive Director of the Louisiana Democratic Party Stephen Handwerk speaks on the upcoming governor's election and other political topics. Conservative newspaper columnist and writer Quin Hillyer talks national and local politics. Author Joanna Schwartz discusses her recent work, "Shielded".

WAFB morning host Matt Williams reflects on his career to this point, talks Jimmy Carter, and also speaks on recent news including the weekends Mardi Gras events. LSU Vice President for Agriculture and Dean of the College of Agriculture Dr. Matt Lee discusses LSU Ag Center as well as several agricultural topics.

Politician and former law maker Troy Hebert is joined by attorney and former communications director for the Louisiana democratic party Susan East Nelson to discuss politics locally and nationally as well as comment on several other topics. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster comments on Gov. John Bell Edwards thoughts on the renaming of the Dale Brown court.

The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses politics in Washington as well as upcoming elections and the congressional delegation. Writer and reporter John Wirt remembers the great pianist Huey "Piano" Smith by referring to his work "Huey “Piano” Smith and the Rocking Pneumonia Blues" and also remembers Raquel Welch on her recent passing.

Director of Woman's Center for Wellness Brooke Coogan emphasis the importance health and wellness. Libertarian lawyer Mike Wolf discusses the legalization of marijuana in Louisiana and its potential impact on the community. President and CEO of the Louisiana Chemical Association Greg Bowser talks his life and career as well as how COVID has effected the chemical industry today.

Former Louisiana state legislator and pastor Raymond Jetson comments on education and gun violence in our community as well as gives insight to his new group MetroMorphosis as well as his recent project Aging While Black. Musicians Herman Jackson and Earnest Jackson reflect on their life and career and also their 1975 song "Inflation".

Political strategist Timmy Teepell gives insight as to what happening in American politics. Attorney Drew Louviere discusses LSU head football coach Brain Kelly's recent divorce filling. Talk Louisiana Jim Engster comments on the renaming of the Dale Brown court amid today's LSU board meeting.

Pollster Bernie Pinsonat discusses the upcoming governors election and its candidates as well as the renaming of the Dale Brown court. The Advocate's Mark Ballard comments on the renaming of the Dale Brown court as well as several political topics including the upcoming governors election and the recent State of the Union address.

President-Chancellor of Southern University Dennis Shields reflects on his life and career to this point and also what's going on on The Bluff. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster remembers Tee Jules on the 15th anniversary of his passing and also comments on the State of the Union Address. Former metro councilman Darrell Glasper talks several topics including the recent State of the Union address as well as a few local issues.

Financial advisor and CFA of Dent Wealth Advisors Fred Dent gives insight to what's going on on Wall Street and also his thoughts on the markets. Political consultant Mary-Patricia Wray discusses several political topics including the upcoming governors race as well as the upcoming State of the Union Address. Sports commentator Tim Brando reflects on the legacy of former LSU basketball coach Dale Brown amid the renaming of the Pete Maverick Assembly Center court.

Libertarian lawyer Mike Wolf reflects on the life and presidency of the 40th US President, Ronald Reagan. Economist Jim Richardson speaks on several political topics including the lifting of the debt ceiling. Washington Post reporter Mariana Alfaro gives insight the upcoming State of the Union Address. Author Goldie Taylor talks about her recent work, "The Love You Save".

Chief of Police Murphy Paul discusses what's going on in our community with crime and the efforts to reduce crime rates in the capital city. Journalist Jeff Marks is joined by LA Public Broadcaster Andre Moreau to speak on the renaming of LSU's Pete Maravich Assembly Center court currently named after former head coach Dale Brown.

Political reporter for The Washington Post Leigh Ann Caldwell reflects on her journey to this point and also discusses politics in Washington including President Biden and Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks what's new in Washington politics as well as the upcoming Louisiana governor's race.

Executive Vice President of the Baton Rouge Area Foundation John Spain discusses his life and career as well as several major projects throughout the city including the passenger rail system and the preservation of the LSU Lakes. Archivist and Head of the Ernest J. Gaines Center Cheylon Woods remembers the great author and gives insight to the center. For more information, visit https://ernestgaines.louisiana.edu/.

Head football coach at Tulane University Willie Fritz speaks on their successful season and how they got to this point. Writer and the late Norman Mailer’s archivist and authorized biographer J. Michael Lennon is joined by author, actor, and son of the late Norman Mailer John Buffalo Mailer to remember Norman Mailer on what would have been his 100th birthday and also to talk their recent work, "A Mysterious Country".

Renowned sports writer Dave Kindred reflects on his life and career and also his writings on Muhammad Ali and Howard Cosell. Attorney Mary Olive Pierson discusses several topics including the proposal of St. George and the tragic death of LSU Manship student Madison Brooks.

U.S. representative for Arkansas's 4th congressional district Bruce Westerman speaks on several political topics including Kevin McCarthy and natural resource issues. Lt. Gov. of Louisiana Billy Nungesser comments on the upcoming governors election, its candidates, and his decision not to run as well as Washington Mardi Gras.

Veteran sports writer George Morris remembers the great college football coach Bear Bryant on the 40th anniversary of his death. Alcohol Beverage Control board member Scott Wilfong gives insight to the boards decision following the tragic death of LSU student Madison Brooks. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks Washington Mardi Gras and several political topics including the banning of income tax and the upcoming governor's race.

Journalist and novelist Ken Wells speaks on his life and times and also his latest work, "Swamped!". Democratic politician Luke Mixon reflects on his campaign in the recent US Senate Race and also comments on the state of politics in Louisiana. John Wirt and Johnny Palazzotto talk the debut of the Slim Harpo documentary, "The Original King Bee". For tickets and more information, visit https://www.manshiptheatre.org/show/the-original-king-bee-documentary.

Owner & Attorney at Gordon McKernan Injury Attorneys Gordan McKernan discusses the evolution of the advertising world in law as well as the NIL world in relation to his work with college athletes throughout Louisiana including LSU. Author Jeff Hobbs gives insight to his recent work, "Children of the State".

Chair of the Board of Louisiana Progress and founder of 10,000 Women Louisiana Dr. Melissa Flournoy is joined by Col. Rob Maness to discuss violence throughout the city amid the recent night club shooting as well at their thoughts on the banning of assault weapons. Councilman Darryl Hurst comments on the crime in North Baton Rouge speaking on the recent night club shooting and also the pulling of The Harmony Behavioral Health Center.

Head of Louisiana Family Forum Gene Mills discusses several topics including his stance on the abortion ban in Louisiana as well as the banning of assault weapons. Executive Editor at Business Report and the head lacrosse coach at Louisiana State University JR Ball speaks on what's happening in the city, including the upcoming mayor's race and also LSU's lacrosse team. Jason Andreasen and Marco Mazzoni from the Baton Rouge Gallery talk the upcoming event, "Surreal Salon". For tickets and more information, visit https://www.batonrougegallery.org/.

College and professional basketball legend Rick Barry reflects on his life and career and also talks his current career as a professional pickleball player. The Advocate's Mark Ballard comments on what's going on in Washington and locally, including the upcoming governors race.

Rep. Richard Nelson announces his candidacy for governor and gives insight into his campaign. Author Wendy Willis Baldwin speaks on her debut novel "The Sisters We Were".

Author Jacinda Townsend speaks on her life and the start to her career as well as her recent book "Mother Country". Louisiana Voice's Tom Aswell comments on several topics including Karen Carter Peterson and also remembers Muhammad Ali on what would have been his 81st birthday. American author and political commentator Jared Yates Sexton talks his recent work, "The Midnight Kingdom".

Founder and CEO at SPIRO Stretch Elena Keegan joins us to provide tips on how to improve our fitness and flexibility with her stretching tool, the Spiro. National President and CEO of the National Congress of Black Women Dr. Faye Williams is joined by District Attorney Tony Clayton to discuss the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. on what would have been his 94th birthday as well as what has changed in regards to race issues today.

Republican political consultant Scott Wilfong is joined by Republican and former metro councilman of Baton Rouge Darrell Glasper to discuss several political topics including the GOP and comment on upcoming elections. Republican and member of Louisiana State Senate Sharon Hewitt gives insight to her decision on running for governor as well as her campaign.

Assistant Library Director at East Baton Rouge Parish Library Mary Stein discusses the importance of libraries and books amid Jeff Landry's recent comments and also what new books are to come. The Advocate's Mark Ballard comments on several political topics including Karen Carter Peterson's recent sentencing and the speaker of the House race.

Award-winning speaker, writer, and author Danté Stewart gives his thoughts on the Georgia senate runoffs by referencing his New York Times work "What White Voters See in Herschel Walker". Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Aaron Nola is joined by his brother San Diego Padres catcher Austin Nola to speak on their careers to this point as well as promote their upcoming ALS event "STRIKE OUT ALS WITH AARON & AUSTIN NOLA". For more information, visit https://goallevents.com/e/strike-out-als-with-aaron-andamp-austin-nola-E200021902052004. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster ends the show by commenting on Billy Nungesser's decision on running for governor.

Mayor-President of EBR Parish Sharon Weston Broome address several parish issues such violence in the city as well as transportation and drainage. She also speaks on her running for mayor-president in next year's election. Director of communications for the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge Pam Bordelon comments briefly on John Kennedy and Billy Nungesser and also promotes the council's 50 year MPAC event. For more information, visit https://www.artsbr.org/mpac.

Head of the Jewish Film Festival Ara Rubyan details this years Jewish festival which is held January 11-15. For more information, visit https://brjff.com/. Member of the Louisiana Public Service Commission Foster Campbell reflects on his career over the years and also gives insight on what is happening in politics locally and nationally.

Photojournalist Nate Gowdy reflects on the January 6 insurrection on its two year anniversary by referencing his latest work "INSURRECTION". Author and historian John Barry speaks on his latest works as well as what is happing in Washington, including the race for speaker of the House. Social commentator and writer Brad Onishi discusses his latest work "Preparing for War" and also comments on the January 6 insurrection. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster talks several political topics and also acknowledges the longest standing restaurant near LSU, Wienerschnitzel.

EBR parish and the 19th Judicial Court District Attorney Hillar Moore reflects on the year 2022's crime and murder rate in EBR and Louisiana and also what could be happening in the new year. Cardiology specialist Dr. Carl Luikart discusses cardiovascular related sudden death in athletes amid Damar Hamlin's cardiac arrest.

EBR parish and the 19th Judicial Court District Attorney Hillar Moore reflects on the year 2022's crime and murder rate in EBR and Louisiana and also what could be happening in the new year. Cardiology specialist Dr. Carl Luikart discusses cardiovascular related sudden death in athletes amid Damar Hamlin's cardiac arrest.

On the first live show of 2023, Jim sat down with financial advisor Fred Dent to discuss what the stock market might do in 2023. Tailor Manuel Martinez came into the studio to discuss the latest fashion trends. And environmental and history preservationist Carolyn Bennett stopped by to discuss her work with FEMA.

On the first live show of 2023, Jim sat down with financial advisor Fred Dent to discuss what the stock market might do in 2023. Tailor Manuel Martinez came into the studio to discuss the latest fashion trends. And environmental and history preservationist Carolyn Bennett stopped by to discuss her work with FEMA.

Former LSU and professional basketball player Rudy Macklin discusses his work as the director of the Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports as well as the importance of being physically fit. Musician Rusty Yates talks his upcoming performances tonight at Sullivan's Steakhouse and tomorrow night at Churchills. For more information, visit https://www.225liveevents.com/band/detail/Rusty-Yates/661.

Attorney Larry English talks his client Sharon Lewis and her ongoing lawsuit again LSU. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks several political topics including the upcoming governor's election.

Lawyer, writer, and political activist Mike Wolf talks various political topics including his thoughts on Ketanji Brown Jackson and Donald Trump. Lead consultant of First Financial of Baton Rouge Ameen Walker speaks on Donald Trump's tax return release.

Guest host Rev. Dr. Steve Crump is joined by Rabbi Barry Weinstein and Rev. Chris Andrews to discuss several theological topics.

Author and investigative journalist Dan Moldea talks several topics including the 1/6 committee report and the recent documents found regarding John F. Kennedy's assassination. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster wraps up the holiday show.

Author and educator Joseph McBride talks John F. Kennedy's assassination amid the recent release of new documents. The Advocate's Mark Ballard speaks on several political topics including Ukraine's President meet up with President Biden as well as the upcoming governors race.

Retired Lieutenant General Russel Honoré discusses several political topics including the Green Army and remembering General George Patton on the 77th anniversary of his passing. Musician Benjy Davis talks his recent album "Lindeville".

Louisiana State Senator Franklin Foil speaks on several political topics including his running for re-election and the upcoming governor's election. Author Samuel "Chris" Spitale talks his recent book "How to Win the War on Truth" and his upcoming book signing on December 22nd at Garden District Book Shop in New Orleans from 5 to 8 p.m.

Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon discusses several topics including causality insurance costs as well as his thoughts on running for re-election next year. Author Catherin Musemeche talks her recent book "Lethal Tides".

LSU Geology professor Brooks Ellwood talks his findings on LSU's Indian Mounds being the oldest man-made structure in North America. Louisiana State Representative for District 98 Garey Forster is joined by Southeastern professor and political authority Dayne Sherman to discuss several political topics including recent and upcoming elections and their candidates as well as the verdict of the 2019 killing of Ronald Greene. Musician James Linden Hogg talks his upcoming performance and book signing for his recent book "Finding Faith in the Waste Land" held at Cavalier House Books on December 17th at 2 p.m. For more information, visit https://www.livingstonparishnews.com/comingup/author-musician-to-launch-new-book-at-cavalier-house-books/article_4151694c-7cba-11ed-a134-8bbd544175e2.html.

Sportscaster Tim Brando talks his career throughout the years and also reflects on the career of Mike Leach amid his recent sudden passing. The Advocate's Mark Ballard speaks on several political topics including the upcoming governors election.

Attorney William Most discusses Louisiana keeping prisoners behind bars despite being free and other political topics. Director of the Louisiana Budget Project Jan Moller comments on Public Service Commissioner elect Davante Lewis and gives his thoughts on the upcoming governor election. Cardiology Specialist Dr. Carl Luikart speaks on heart disease amid the recent sudden passing of Mike Leach.

Legal director of the ACLU Louisiana Nora Ahmed talks several issues affecting our state and also comments on the effects of the abortion ban on health care. Jazz vocalist Phillip Manuel talks the start to his career as well as his upcoming Christmas performance at Snug Harbor in New Orleans on December 17th at 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. For more information, visit www.snugjazz.com. General director of Opéra Louisiane Kathryn Frady talks the upcoming production "Amahl and the Night Visitors" on December 17th and 18th at The Manship Theatre. For more information, visit https://www.operalouisiane.com/tickets.

Policy & Compliance Director of Sexual Trauma Awareness and Response (STAR) Morgan Lamandre talks sexual misconduct and its relation to the recent elections and also comments on the recent Shreveport elections and the candidates. Journalist Clancy Dubos talks John Kennedy and the upcoming governors election as well as several other political topics.

Former Metro Councilman and SU Hall of Famer Darrell Glasper is joined by LSU Hall of Famer Rudy Macklin to talk several sports topics including Deion Sanders as well as the release of Brittney Griner. Former LSU beach volleyball players and current AVP beach volleyball members Taryn Kloth and Kristen Nuss talk the evolution of beach volleyball as well as what's to come with their careers.

Section 1, Division B of the Louisiana 19th Judicial District Court Judge Don Johnson talks his candidacy and campaign in the upcoming runoff election for appeals court seat as well as a few other local political topics. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks what's going on in politics in Washington as well as the recent Georgia election. Executive Producer at Louisiana Public Broadcasting Linda Midgett talks the upcoming documentary "Why Louisiana Ain't Mississippi … or Any Place Else!"

Reporter for The Advocate/The Times-Picayune Tyler Bridges talks the results of the Georgia election as well as several other political topics including John Kennedy and the upcoming mayoral runoff in Shreveport. Executive director of the Manship Theatre Melanie Couvillon talks an upcoming performance December 9th and 10th, "Simply Having a Wonderful Christmas Time". For more information, visit https://www.manshiptheatre.org/show/simply-having-a-wonderful-christmastime. Secretary of State of Louisiana Kyle Ardoin talks this Saturday's election as well as the First Amendment.

Fred Dent of Dent Financial Advisors talks the the current economic state including inflation and the thought of an upcoming recession. Director Nutrition Obesity Research Center, Douglas L. Gordon Chair in Diabetes and Metabolism, Boyd Professor and Associate Executive Director for Clinical Science Dr. Eric Ravussin talks his obesity research and the impact of obesity in America.

Candidate for Louisiana First Circuit Court of Appeal Judge Hunter Greene talks his candidacy and comments on his opponents for the upcoming election. Pollster and political consultant Bernie Pinsonat talks several campaign topics including upcoming elections. Music writer and critic John Wirt is joined by Masahiro Sumori to talk Wirt's book "Huey "Piano" Smith and the Rocking Pneumonia Blues" and Sumori's translation of the book into Japanese.

The show begins with an encore presentation of an interview done with Dick Cheney twenty years ago. BRASS and Circa 1857 owner Luke Lognion talks what's new on Government St. and several upcoming events. Physician and author Michael Stein talks recent book "Me vs. Us: A Health Divided". Children's writer Deborah Wiles talks her latest work "Bobby: A Story of Robert F. Kennedy".

Louisiana Commissioner of Administration Jay Dardenne talks Louisiana politics and his upcoming LPB documentary "Why Louisiana Ain't Mississippi". The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks what's going on in Washington.

LSU professor Kevin Cope talks what's going on at the university and also comments on the renaming committee and President Tate. The Bayou Brief's Lamar White talks several political topics including the same-sex marriage bill and Nick Fuentes.

Political consultant Michael Beychok talks several political topics including the upcoming Georgia election and the results of the recent midterm elections. Jazz musician Brian Shaw talks his upcoming show back in Baton Rouge, "Cool Winter Nights and Hot Jazz", tonight and tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m. at the Manship Theatre Baton Rouge. For tickets and more information, visit https://www.manshiptheatre.org/show/brian-shaws-cool-winter-nights-and-hot-jazz-2022.

Executive director of the Ports Association of Louisiana Jennifer Marusak talks current developments with the association. Actor and country music singer John Schneider talks his intro into politic s as well as his recent film, "To Die For". Author E.M. Tran speaks on her recent work, "Daughters of the New Year".

Jim had a live show on Thanksgiving Day and started the hour by talking with author Ruth Laney about her book "Cherie Quarters, the place and the people that inspired Ernest J. Gaines." Advocate and nola.com reporter Mark Ballard came on for his regular Thursday hit and discussed Senator John Kennedy's big decision on whether he'll run for U.S. Senate. Jim and Mark also discussed inflation and next year's governor's race. The final guest on the show was Robynne Chutkan to discuss her book "The Anti-Viral Gut."

Jim had a live show on Thanksgiving Day and started the hour by talking with author Ruth Laney about her book "Cherie Quarters, the place and the people that inspired Ernest J. Gaines." Advocate and nola.com reporter Mark Ballard came on for his regular Thursday hit and discussed Senator John Kennedy's big decision on whether he'll run for U.S. Senate. Jim and Mark also discussed inflation and next year's governor's race. The final guest on the show was Robynne Chutkan to discuss her book "The Anti-Viral Gut."

Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser talks several political topics including his potential candidacy for governor. Republican and former member of the Louisiana State Senate Elbert Guillory talks his potential candidacy for lieutenant governor and comments on the upcoming governors election and other political topics.

Attorney Lewis Unglesby talks what's going on in the legal world and also comments on the new NIL world and the 1986 assassination his former client, Barry Seal. Film historian, biographer, screenwriter, author and educator Joseph McBride talks John F. Kennedy on the 59th anniversary of his assassination. Artistic director of BR Ballet Theatre Molly Buchmann talks several upcoming events. For more information, visit https://batonrougeballet.org/.

Republican political consultant Scott Wilfong is joined by Southeastern professor and political authority Dayne Sherman to discuss Louisiana politics, including the governor election and potential candidates. American radio show host, author, political commentator, and film critic Michael Medved talks American politics and comments on the 1963 assassination of John Kennedy.

LSU Manship School professor and longtime politico Robert Mann talks what's going on at LSU and also his upcoming book on Huey Long. Longtime Advocate columnist Smiley Anders comments on his column, LSU, and his upcoming 85th birthday. Hollywood acting coach, business trainer and life coach Bernard Hiller speaks on his life and start into the acting coach world.

Pollster and former state law maker Ron Faucheux talks the recent midterm elections and also comments on upcoming elections and candidates. The Advocate's Mark Ballard speaks on several political topics including elections and what is going on nationally.

Member of the East Baton Rouge Parish School Board and executive director 100 Black Men Metro Baton Rouge Dadrius Lanus talks EBR Parish district race, runoffs, and issues within the school system. Louisiana Voice publisher Tom Aswell comments on several political topics including Tom Cruz and the upcoming Louisiana governor election. David Kneipp and Shannon Abney from Volunteers of America South Central Louisiana talk the school readiness tax credit program. For more information, visit getsmartla.org.

Veteran journalist and press secretary at the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Ed Pratt remembers Southern University students Lenard Brown and Denver Smith on the upcoming 50th anniversary of their killing. The Louisiana United Methodist Church director of communications and member of the extension ministry Todd Rossnagel talks the decision many churches have made to leave the United Methodist Church. Mystery and crime writer Jeffery Deaver talks his life and career as well as his latest work, "Hunting Time".

Author and journalist Dan Moldea discusses several national political topics previous and upcoming elections and also comments on a few political candidates. Former LSU Assembly Center Director and international athletics executive Bill Bankhead talks his recent book "The Greatest Shows on Earth".

Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster comments on several political topics. Columnist and writer Quin Hiller is joined by chair of the Board of Louisiana Progress and founder of 10,000 Women Louisiana Melissa Flournoy to discuss several political topics including recent and upcoming elections and the candidates. BR Gallery development director Gwen Palagi talks the upcoming fundraiser event "Kinetics" today beginning at 7 p.m. For more information, visit https://www.batonrougegallery.org/.

Writer, archivist, and educator J. Michael Lennon remembers novelist, filmmaker, and actor Norman Mailer on the 15th anniversary of his passing. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks the results of recent midterm elections and other political topics.

Political consultant Mary-Patricia Wray is joined by former member of the Louisiana State Senate Troy Hebert to discuss last night's midterm election results as well as comment on the upcoming governors race and potential candidates. Attorney and member of the Environmental and Health Council Layna Rush talks the council's upcoming conference on November 10th from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information, visit https://www.ehcla.org/.

Democratic political strategist and media commentator, Dane Strother, talks today's midterm elections. The first and only Republican woman elected to statewide office in Louisiana, Suzanne Haik Terrell, talks the evolution of Louisiana politics and also comments on today's midterm elections.

Host of KLSU's Spontaneous Combustion, Zia Tammami, talks the great jazz musician Al Hirt and singer songwriter, Johnny Rivers. American political consultant and author James Carville comments on LSU's win against Alabama and also talks tomorrow's midterm elections.

Chief healthcare economist for BCBS Louisiana, Mike Bertaut, talks the changing world of healthcare as well as how healthcare could be affected by the upcoming elections. Democratic activist and Luke Mixon supporter, Carolyn Hill, is joined by LSU Shreveport professor, Dr. Jeff Sadow, to discuss the upcoming midterm elections and candidates.

Business titan, Hans Sternberg, talks escaping Germany, his longtime career in retail, as well as his thoughts on the economy today with online shopping. Developer and founder and CEO of Wampold Companies, Mike Wampold, speaks on his recent project, I Rivermark Centre, and his other endeavors. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks upcoming elections and the candidates.

Attorney and Louisiana political official, Jim Brown, talks his life and times by referring to his recent book "The Jim Brown Reader". He also talks about his first client as a lawyer, Jerry Lee Lewis, and comments on several political issues including the upcoming midterm elections. Veteran sports writer, Glenn Guilbeau, gives his thoughts on the upcoming LSU vs Alabama football game and other SEC teams.

Fred Dent of Dent Wealth Advisors talks the current state of the markets and how they are effected by the upcoming midterm election. Author John Ed Bradley reflects on his LSU football career and remembers Jerry Lee Lewis amid his recent passing. First cousin and former wife of Jerry Lee Lewis, Myra Lewis Williams, talks her life and marriage to the late Jerry Lee Lewis.

The Advocate and The Times-Picayune's, Tyler Bridges, talks his latest work "Five Laterals and a Trombone: Cal, Stanford, and the Wildest Finish in College Football History" and also his front page story from The Advocate on James Carville. President and CEO of Council For A Better Louisiana, Barry Erwin, speaks on several political topics including the ballot amendments for the upcoming election. As we remember Jerry Lee Lewis on his recent passing, we listen to the 2019 interview of his sister, American singer, songwriter and pianist, Linda Gail Lewis.

Lieutenant governor of Louisiana, Billy Nungesser, talks about what's going on locally, including the Louisiana Book Festival on October 29, 2022, in downtown Baton Rouge at the State Library of Louisiana, the State Capitol, the Capitol Park Museum, and nearby locations. Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, Syrita Steib, speaks on her candidacy and also gives insight to her background and what got her to this point. American journalist, Jeffery Marx, talks his works and also comments on the upcoming World Series, more specifically, Alex Bregman and Aaron Nola. American journalist and author, Sam Roberts, talks his latest work, "The New Yorkers: 31 Remarkable People, 400 Years, and the Untold Biography of the World's Greatest City".

Former MLB player, Denny McLain, talks the upcoming World Series and also comments on several current MLB players. Journalist and author, Robert Draper, speaks on his latest work, "Weapons of Mass Delusion: When the Republican Party Lost Its Mind". The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses Louisiana politics from a Washington perspective amid the upcoming midterm elections.

Founder and publisher of the Bayou Brief, Lamar White, speaks on local and national politics, specially the upcoming midterm elections as well as the 2023 governor election. Metro editor at The Advocate, Kelly Kissel, talks Arkansas politics and also Hillary Clinton on her 75th birthday. American journalist and a New York Times bestselling author, Mark Ebner, talks his recent book "Off the Deep End: Jerry and Becki Falwell and the Collapse of an Evangelical Dynasty".

US Senate candidate, Luke Mixon, talks his candidacy and campaign, and also comments on his opponents and other political topics. NY Times best selling author and sports journalist, Jeff Pearlman, speaks on the "best athlete" Bo Jackson by referring to his recent book, "The Last Folk Hero: The Life and Myth of Bo Jackson".

New Orleans based journalist and author, Brian Fairbanks, talks the 1991 Louisiana Governor's race by referring to his book, "Wizards: David Duke, America's Wildest Election, and the Rise of the Far Right". Political analyst, Ron Faucheux, speaks on the upcoming midterm elections. Louisiana Old State Capital director, Mary Durusau, talks the Old State Capital's upcoming events including Spirits of Louisiana on Thursday, October 27th. For tickets and more information, visit https://louisianaoldstatecapitol.org/.

Clinical Professor of Law, Director of the Mediation Clinic at Columbia Law School, and author, Alexandra Carter, speaks on her recent book, "Ask For More: 10 Questions to Negotiate Anything". Executive Director of PASA, Jackie Lyle, talks about the upcoming event, Kyiv City Ballet in New Orleans at the Mahalia Jackson Theater for the Performing Arts on October 22nd at 7:30 p.m. and in Lafayette at the Heymann Performing Arts Center on October 23rd at 7:30 p.m. Indian-American physician, biologist, and author, Siddhartha Mukherjee, speaks on his recent book, "The Song of the Cell: An Exploration of Medicine and the New Human". Former lawyer, novelist, professional ghostwriter, and artist L.D. Sledge talks his work as a lawyer and his recent endeavors, including his recent book, "Cajun Delectables".

Former LSU basketball player and Ukrainian businessman Roman Rubchenko talks the impact of war in Ukraine and life in the country during the war. Former LSU basketball coach Dale Brown joins Rubchenko to speak his college basketball career at LSU. The Advocate's Mark Ballard comments on the war in Ukraine and several other political topics.

Director of Programming for the Manship Theatre of Baton Rouge John Kaufman talks about their upcoming events including Nicki Lane, tonight at 8 p.m. For more information and tickets, visit www.manshiptheatre.org. Southeastern professor and political authority Dayne Sherman comments on several political topics including Steve Scalise. American physicist, systems neuroscientist, and author Dani Bassett is joined by Associate Professor of Philosophy at American University, author, and twin, Perry Zurn, to discuss their recent book, "Curious Minds: The Power of Connection".

Former baseball coach and second baseman Paul Mainieri talks his coaching career at LSU as well as his former protégés and their baseball careers. Historian and author Timothy Shenk speaks on the 44th President, Barack Obama, by referring to an excerpt from his book "Realigners: Partisan Hacks, Political Visionaries, and the Struggle to Rule American Democracy". Political consultant Roy Fletcher talks several political topics including upcoming midterm elections and its candidates.

The head of the A.P. Tureaud Sr. Black Alumni Chapter of LSU Phaedra White Abbott is joined by honorary legend Rhoman Hardy to talk about the chapter as well as speak on the upcoming LSU Legends Fundraiser which is on Friday, October 21st at the Lod Cook Alumni Center. For more information, visit https://www.lsualumni.org/blackalumni or email legends@lsualumni.org. Former television news anchor on WBRZ-TV Michael Marsh talks Lynyrd Skynyrd and his covering of the tragic plane crash 45 years ago that killed several members of the band. American journalist, a White House correspondent for The New York Times, and a political analyst for CNN Maggie Haberman speaks on her recent book, "Confidence Man: The Making of Donald Trump and the Breaking of America".

Co-owner of The Shed BBQ in Baton Rouge and former employer of Allie Rice, Chez Ciccone is joined by the father of Allie Rice, Paul Rice, to talk the tragic killing of Allie, the memorial fund in her name, as well as life after the tragedy. American actor and producer Louis Herthum remembers his sisters nearing the 50th anniversary of their killing and also talks his acting career, Angela Lansbury, and his latest work.

United Nations Peace Ambassador, an accomplished attorney, entrepreneur, civic leader and activist Dr. Faye Williams is joined by Louisiana Republican operative Scott Wilfong to discuss several political topics including upcoming elections and its candidates. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks the 1/6th committee hearing and upcoming elections.

Chair of the Board of Louisiana Progress and co-founder of 1000 Women Louisiana Melissa Flournoy is joined by former metro councilman Darrell Glasper to discuss upcoming midterm elections and its candidates. Author Mark Kram Jr. talks sports by referring his biography on Joe Frazier entitled "Smokin' Joe: The Life of Joe Frazier" and also remembering Joe Don Looney.

Republican congressional candidate Holden Hoggatt talks his candidacy, his campaign and comments on his opponents. Louisiana Public Service Commissioner and member of the Democratic Party Foster Campbell comments on the upcoming midterm election and its candidates. American writer Peter Orner speaks on his recent book, "Still No Word from You: Notes in the Margin".

Secretary of the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development Dr. Shawn Wilson is joined by Compliance Program Director Paul Merrick-Roddy to discuss federal funding towards improving the cities highways and ways to bring about diversity. LSU's Kevin Cope talks the university, investments in athletics vs. academics, and also comments on the university's president and the mural debate.

Features editor for The Advocate Jane Risher talks her life and career covering the people of Baton Rouge as well as The Advocate's new section, "Louisiana Inspired". Former WAFB anchor George Sells reflects on his career as an anchorman on his 80th birthday. General manager and president of WRKF Paul Maassen talks the station and the Fall Member Fest.

Former professional baseball player Denny McLain talks his baseball career as well as his thoughts on the game today. The Advocate's Mark Ballard speaks on life in Washington and several political topics including Jeff Landry and upcoming elections.

Libertarian attorney Mike Wolf talks the Supreme Court's leaning towards Alabama as well as congressional districts. Pro-Choice Candidate for Louisiana's First Congressional District Katie Darling discusses her candidacy and her viral campaign video. LSU's School of Music's Damon Talley and Scott Terrell talk the school and its upcoming events. The new music sextet "Eighth Black Bird" will take place on October 11th at the LSU Union Theater. Tickets are limited. For more information and tickets, visit https://www.lsu.edu/cmda/music/blog/public/eighth-blackbird.php.

Owner of Elizabethan Gallery on Jefferson Hwy. Liz Walker talks the effects of the gentrification of Government Street in Baton Rouge. American reporter for The Advocate and The Times-Picayune Tyler Bridges remembers Democratic political consultant Raymond Strother and comments on several political topics including the upcoming US Senate Race.

CBS Chief Washington Correspondent and author Major Garrett is joined by National Election Expert and author David Becker to discuss the repercussions of the 2020 election by referring to their recent book, "The Big Truth: Upholding Democracy in the Age of “The Big Lie”. Founder of WRKF Eric Deweese talks the legacy of the station. To support WRKF, visit www.wrkf.org.

CBS Chief Washington Correspondent and author Major Garrett is joined by National Election Expert and author David Becker to discuss the repercussions of the 2020 election by referring to their recent book, "The Big Truth: Upholding Democracy in the Age of “The Big Lie”. Founder of WRKF Eric Deweese talks the legacy of the station. To support WRKF, visit www.wrkf.org.

Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser talks how tourism is being effected in Louisiana as well as the devastating effects of Hurricane Ian. Paul Arrigo speaks on his 20+ years as President and CEO of Visit BR and his plans post retirement.

Author, producer, and long-time friend and attorney of Johnny Carson, Henry Buskin reflects on the life and legacy of Johnny Carson. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks what's going on in Washington as well as national and local politics.

Investigative reporter for The Advocate Andrea Gallo discusses her work regarding child welfare and the current DCFS staffing shortage. American journalist, writer, and political commentator Steven V. Roberts speaks on the political environment, his late wife, Cokie Roberts, and the unsolved 1972 plane crash that took the life of Cokie Robert's father, Hale Boggs. Steven Roberts will be speaking at the Founders Luncheon at the Crowne Plaza Executive Center Baton Rouge this Friday. For more information, visit wrkf.org. Author, broadcaster, and journalist Hayley Campbell talks her recent book "All the Living and the Dead". Executive director for BREADA Darlene Rowland talks the organization, the Red Stick Farmers Market and the upcoming fundraiser, Farm Fete Fundraiser held on this Thursday 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the River Center Library.

Financial advisor Fred Dent talks the bare market and its affect on financial conditions as well as the upcoming midterm elections. Journalist and author Casey Parks speaks on her recent book "Diary of a Misfit". BRCC's Chancellor Dr. Willie Smith is joined by new athletic director Brock Kantrow to talk recent BRCC enrollment and athletics.

Chair of the Board of Louisiana Progress and co-founder of 1000 Women Louisiana Melissa Flournoy is joined by American conservative newspaper columnist and writer Quin Hillyer to discuss what's going on in politics today. Managing artistic director of LSU' School of Theatre Vastine Stabler is joined by director Hannah Wolf and air guitar champion and actor Matt Burns to talk the upcoming production "Airness". Showings start September 29th and go till October 9th. For tickets and more information, visit https://www.visitbatonrouge.com/event/airness/226400/. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster reflects on the life and career of Jack LaLanne.

The Advocate Reporter George Morris talks the completion of his 40 years at The Advocate and also comments on WWII and LSU Sports. American actor, comedian, and impressionist Jim Meskimen talks his career over the years and some upcoming projects. South African singer-songwriter and guitarist Jonathan Butler speaks on the inspiration behind his music and also what is to come. Butler's upcoming performance presented by "Warring Women" is today at 6:30 p.m. at the Hemingbough Greek amphitheater in St. Francisville. For more information, visit eventbrite.com.

President of the Baton Rouge Youth Movement Ashley Rankin speaks on the organization and its goal to educate young people on the importance of registering and going out to vote. For more information, call 225-407-0850. Co-owner of The Shed BBQ in Baton Rouge and employer of murder victim Allison Rice, Chez Ciccone, speaks on Rice and the senseless murder. The Advocate's Mark Ballard speaks on his transition to Washington DC and several political topics including the crime rate and Donald Trump.

American best-selling author and investigative journalist Dan Moldea talks politics surrounding Donald Trump and others and comments on the tragic death of Las Vegas reporter Jeff German. Television actress Loretta Swit talks her many years on the hit 70's TV show MAS*H.

Editorial Director and columnist at The Times-Picayune and The Advocate Nola Stephanie Grace talks about several political topics including the upcoming elections and their candidates. Author, US Army Combat Veteran and cult survivor Daniella Mestyanek Young speaks on her recent book "Uncultured: A Memoir".

Miss America Wheelchair and national ambassador Karen Roy reflects on the tragic shooting that left her paralyzed 35 years ago and also her life and advocacies since then. ABC Board Chairman Scott Wilfong speaks on the idea of keeping bars open later. Senior Vice President of Community and Economic Development for Hope Enterprise Corporation Kathy Saloy speaks on the organization and the racial wealth gap. For more information, visit www.hopecu.org.

Louisiana Democratic Party Executive Director Stephen Handwerk talks several political topics including the political parties and upcoming elections. LSU Beat's Glenn Guilbeau speaks on the political component of the SEC and LSU's upcoming football season. Executive director of PASA- Performing Arts Serving Acadiana Jackie Lyle talks about what's new in Acadiana preforming arts and the upcoming visionary project "Sacred Spaces". For more information, visit pasaonline.org. Author and labor attorney Steven Mitchell Sack speaks on his new book "Fired! : Protect Your Rights & FIGHT BACK If You're Terminated, Laid Off, Downsized, Restructured, Forced to Resign or Quit".

Retired lieutenant general who served as the 33rd commanding general of the U.S. First Army Russel Honore reflects on his 75 years of life, growing up in Point Coupee Parish, and comments on several Louisiana issues. The Advocate's Mark Ballard speaks on the upcoming elections and the federal abortion ban.

Journalist and Dean Emeritus of the Faculty of Journalism at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism Nicholas Lemann talks about his start into journalism and comments on a few political topics including civil rights and Donald Trump. Nicholas Lemann will be speaking on civil rights and the Supreme Court tonight at LSU's Lod Cook at 4:30 p.m. Pollster, author and nonpartisan political analyst Ron Faucheux speaks on several political matters including the upcoming elections.

Political consultant Mary Patricia Wray is joined by Veteran Colonel Rob Maness to discuss several political topics including the upcoming midterm election, political parties, and Donald Trump. LSU Tiger Girls head coach Kandace Hale talks the team, their National Championship win, and what is to come.

U.S. Senate Candidate Gary Chambers talks the upcoming election and his campaign. Former metro councilman Darrell Glasper is joined by lawyer, writer, and political activist Mike Wolf to reflect on the LSU and SU game and to speak on several political topics including student loan debt and the upcoming election.

Former LSU and professional football player Rohan Davey is joined by former SU and professional football player Ken Ellis to talk about their football careers as well as the upcoming LSU and SU football game. Lawyer, first daughter of Baton Rouge, and graduate of both LSU and SU Sarah Broome is joined by musician, poet, and former SU's The Human Jukebox member Chancelier Skidmore to speak on their journey to this point as well as the significance of the LSU vs. SU game. One of the youngest survivors of the Nazi labor camp Tova Friedman reflects on her life by referring to her book "The Daughter of Auschwitz: My Story of Resilience, Survival and Hope"

Former special projects director at LPB and new executive director of Children's Knock Knock Museum Christina Melton talks about the museum and all it entails. Former LSU and professional basketball player and Director of Governor’s Council of Fitness & Director of Bureau of Minority Health Access Rudy Macklin speaks on his basketball career, the Bureau of Minority Health, and comments on LSU's upcoming season.

Attorney and Louisiana Political Official Jim Brown talks Donald Trump and his FBI home raid and also uses his book "Justice Denied" to recount his experience with the FBI. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses several political topics including the recent election, upcoming midterm elections, and Donald Trump.

Renowned tailor and men's fashion expert talks the latest on fall fashion. Former member of the Louisiana State Senate and American Republican Elbert Guillory comment several political topics including Brittney Griner and the home raid of Donald Trump.

Oncology specialist Dr. Gerald Miletello discusses recent clinical trials as well as new cancer research developments. Libertarian attorney Rufus Craig talks several political topics including the insurrection at the capital, gun rights, and the abortion ban. Senior director of LSU's Online and Continuing Education Program Lisa Verma speaks on the program and its benefits.

President and CEO of Louisiana Lottery Rose Hudson talks about the lottery and her journey over the last sixteen years. Political consultant and author Rich Rubino talks several political topics including the upcoming election.

Lt. Gov. and Commissioner of the Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism Billy Nungesser discusses the world of tourism, the talk of Mardi Gras cancellation, as well as other topics specific to Louisiana. International award winning author Rannah Grey is joined by former TV reporter and writer Ryan Naquin to speaks on Grey's book "Familiar Evil" and talk about its upcoming documentary. Author and journalist Baynard Woods speaks on his recent book "Inheritance: An Autobiography of Whiteness".

Attorney, politician, and Commissioner of Conservation, Richard Ieyoub, speaks on his previous positions in politics as well as his current position at the Department of Natural Recourses. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses several political topics including the recent broadband instillations, upcoming elections, and the abortion ban.

Widow of former Louisiana Gov. Edwin Edwards, Trina Edwards, talks her recent engagement to well-known politician, John Alario. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster comments on several political matters including the upcoming election.

American author and historian John Berry reflects on his previous work "Rising Tides" on its 25 year anniversary and speaks on his upcoming book about the recent pandemic. John DiGiulio and Mike Johnson from DiGiulio Brothers Italian Café speak on the restaurant and its history.

LSU Emeritus Professor Dr. Brooks Ellwood talks his latest research regarding LSU's Indian Mounds. Attorney and member of the Louisiana State Senate Cleo Fields discusses several political topics including congressional redistricting, the upcoming election, and the abortion ban. LBP's Dorothy Kendrick is joined by researcher Susan Hymel to talk Kendrick's latest work "Angela Gregory: A Legend Chiseled in Stone" which is to premier tonight a 7 p.m. on LPB.

Section 1, Division B of the Louisiana 19th Judicial District Court judge and court of appeal candidate Dr. Donald Johnson speaks on his journey to this point as well as the upcoming election. Political consultant Steven Handwerk discusses the upcoming election, the democratic party, and Donald Trump. American actor Michael O'Neill talks about his latest production "Echoes" to be released tonight on Netflix.

Administrator at former abortion clinic Hope Medical Group in Shreveport Kathaleen Pittman talks about the closing of the clinic as well as life beyond abortion availability in Louisiana. The Advocate's Mark Ballard speaks on the abortion ban as well as Donald Trump.

Chairman and chief executive officer of Acadian Ambulance Service and member of LSU Board of Supervisors Richard Zuschlag speaks on Acadian Ambulance on its 50th Year Anniversary. American investigative reporter, author and film director Jason Berry talks gun violence across the country by referring to his recent article "An Ex-Cop and a Preacher Wrestle with America's Gun Violence".

Healthcare economist from Blue Cross Blue Shield Mike Bertaut speaks on the affordable care act as well as the inflation reduction act. Lead Consultant for First Financial Baton Rouge Ameen Walker is joined by employ retention credit specialist Heather Kleinpeter to discuss employ retention credit. New York Times bestselling author and associate editor at The Washington Post David Maraniss talks about his latest work, "Path Lit by Lightening: The Life of Jim Thorpe".

Baton Rouge lobbyist Jim Nickel fills in for Talk Louisiana Host Jim Engster and speaks to Engster briefly on his journey to this point in radio as well as LSU's upcoming football season. LSU’s Communications Director and Associate Athletics Director Michael Bonnette joins Nickel to discuss LSU athletics and their upcoming seasons.

District 5 Councilman Darryl Hurst talks a few EBR Parish topics including the raise for police and city employees and the makeup of the parish council. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks the voting rights act, the abortion ban, as well as Donald Trump and the recent FBI raid of his home. American author and former Marine Corps Special Operations Team Leader Elliot Ackerman discusses his recent book "The Fifth Act: America's End in Afghanistan".

American conservative newspaper columnist and writer Quinn Hillyer is joined by National President/CEO of the National Congress of Black Women, United Nations Peace Ambassador, an attorney, and activist Dr. Faye Williams to discuss several political topics including Donald Trump, the recent raid of his home, and upcoming midterm elections. Sports reporter and author Glenn Guilbeau talks about his recent book "Everything Matters in Baseball". Managing Artistic Director of Theatre Baton Rouge, director, and actress Jenny Ballard speaks on Theatre Baton Rouge and its upcoming productions including The Wizard of Oz showing August 18th - August 21st. Information on this and other productions can be found at theatrebr.org.

President of Louisiana AFL-CIO Louis Reine speaks on several economic topics including the minimum wage rate and union memberships. Godfather of the Louisiana Libertarian Party Mike Wolfe discusses several political issues including Donald Trump and the recent FBI raid of his home.

Chartered Financial Analyst of Dent Wealth Advisors Fred Dent discusses several economic issues including the recent hiring surge and thoughts on a possible recession. Owner of The Red Shtick and satirist writer Jeremy White talks the evolution of comedy.

Superintendent of BREC Corey Wilson speaks on his journey to this point as well as several BREC projects in the works. Chair of the Board of Progress and co-founder of 10,000 Women Louisiana talks about the politics surrounding the abortion ban as well as the voting decision in Kansas.

Longtime political consultant Dick Morris joins the show briefly to comment on Donald Trump by referring to his recent book "The Return: Trump's Big 2024 Comeback" before abruptly ending the interview. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks several political topics including the end of the US Senate qualifying, Kansas abortion voting, and the recent veteran's health care bill.

Son of former Louisiana governor Buddy Roemer and chairman of G2 Net-Zero Chas Roemer speaks on his late father as well as the importance of the use of energy sources with less carbon. Longtime journalist and Los Angeles native John Burke reflects on the life and career of American sportscaster Vin Scully amid his recent passing. Newscaster Valentina Wilson talks about her years in the journalism and reporting industry as well as her upcoming event "The Shades of Success". For invitations and information go to www.theshadesofsuccess.net or email at theshadesofsuccess@gmail.com.

LSU's Tiger Athletic Foundation Executive Director of Development Support Services, LSU Vet School's Senior Director of Outreach and Strategic Initiatives, and daughter of Heisman Trophy Award winner Billy Cannon, Bunnie Cannon speaks on the life and legacy of her late father. New media artist and designer Matt Kenyon joins president and CEO of Baton Rouge Art Gallery Jason Andreasen to talk SWAMP as well as Kenyon's latest work, CLOUDBURST opening August 3rd from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. University of Washington professor and author Chantel Prat speaks on her latest work "The Neuroscience of You: How Every Brain Is Different and How to Understand Yours".

Founder and publisher of the Bayou Brief Lamar White talks several topics surrounding Louisiana politics, the US Senate race, and comments on Donald Trump. Author and early literacy advocate Maya Payne Smart speaks on the importance of reading by referring to her recent book "Reading for Our Lives".

Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser discusses several Baton Rouge issues as well as comments on the upcoming election. Executive director of The Walls Project Casey Philips talks about the organization, its work in the community beyond art, and its 10th Anniversary Event on Friday, August 5th at 6 p.m. at Chelsea's Live.

Attorney and Louisiana's 3rd Congressional District candidate Holden Hoggatt talks the upcoming election and comments on his fellow candidates. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses the US Senate qualifying as well as other upcoming elections.

Known as LSU's "Voice of the Valley", PA announcer Dan Borne talks his years as an announcer, reflects on Pete Maravich, and speaks on former U.S. Senator Allen Ellender on the 50 year anniversary of his passing. Founder and Chair of Young Entrepreneurs Academy of Baton Rouge Deborah Sternberg speaks on the organization and its goals. Applications for the academy can be seen at YEABR.org. Deadline is August 21st.

Southern University Law Center Chancellor John Pierre speaks on the institution and its success. American writer, journalist, and media critic for The New Yorker Ken Auletta talks about his recent book "Hollywood Ending: Harvey Weinstein and the Culture of Silence".

Former breast cancer surgeon, wife of Senator Bill Cassidy, and the founder of Louisiana Key Academy talks her life leading up to the start of the school for dyslexic children, its importance, as well as the opening of LKA in North Shore. Attorney Lewis Unglesby discusses several political matters including President Biden, the 1/6 Commission, and the 2nd Amendment.

Political consultant Ray Strother discusses the 1/6 Committee and the recent hearing as well as other political matters. The Advocate's Jan Risher talks her time at The Advocate in Baton Rouge and other recent interviews and stories.

Member of the Louisiana House of Representatives, representing District 19 Francis Thompson talks running for re-election as well as redistricting and term limits. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses several political matters including the US Senate qualifiers and upcoming elections.

Louisiana Voice publisher Tom Aswell talks about Karen Carter Peterson, abortion, and several other political matters. American reporter for The Advocate and The Times-Picayune Tyler Bridges discusses the start of qualifying for state office, upcoming elections, as well as his new book "Five Laterals and a Trombone: Cal, Stanford, and the Wildest Finish in College Football History", which is set to be released on November 1st.

Former member of the Louisiana Senate and American Republican Elbert Lee Guillory talks several political matters including upcoming elections and the abortion ban. Former MLB player Dennis Dale McLain reflects on his time in the MLB and his thoughts on the league today. Sportswriter Marshall Jon Fisher speaks on his latest work "Seventeen and Oh: Miami, 1972, and the NFL's Only Perfect Season".

American journalist and author Mark Leibovich talks Donald Trump by referring to his recent book "Thank You for Your Servitude: Donald Trump's Washington and the Price of Submission". Louisiana treasurer John Schroder speaks on his quest for governorship, his thoughts on Louisiana utilizing online payment options, and the unclaimed property program. The Advocate's Charles Lussier is joined by Louisiana attorney Brain Blackwell to discuss the districts for the EBR Parish school board.

Owner of Iverstine Farms Butcher Galen Iverstine talks his start into agriculture, the butchering business, and also why to purchase from butcher shops. Operator of the Red Dragon Listening Room Chris Maxwell speaks on what it takes to keep the non-profit afloat and previous as well as upcoming guests.

Executive director of The Louisiana Motor Transport Association (LMTA) Renee Amar talks about her start with the association, gas prices affect on the trucking industry, and the shortage of drivers. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses several political matters including Karen Carter Peterson and the upcoming elections.

Former chair and executive director of the Louisiana Democratic Party Jim Nickel talks the democratic party over the last 25 years and several other political matters including upcoming elections. American attorney, author, veteran, and politician Jason Kander reflects on his life in politics and how his mental health had an impact on that by referencing his book "The Invisible Storm".

Widow of former Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards, Trina Edwards, reflects on his life and legacy on the 1 year anniversary of his passing. Writer, director, producer, and author John Gray talks his debut novel "The Desecrated".

Olympic weightlifting medalist, military veteran, and horticulturist Walter Imahara reflects on his life by referring to his book, "The Life and Times of a Japanese American Champion". Republican political consultant Scott Wilfong discusses several political matters including potential candidates for the upcoming US Senate race.

Associate Professor of Physical Activity & Ethnic Minority Health Dr. Robert Newton and Director of Biomedical Imaging and Professor of Imaging/MRS Brain and Metabolism Imaging in Chronic Disease Dr. Owen Carmichael discuss the affects physical fitness has on dementia as well as a health event held this Saturday, July 9th at Mt. Pilgrim Baptist Church from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Former Causeway Police Chief Nick Congemi reflects on the Pan-Am 759 Plane Crash which happened 40 years ago today in Kenner, LA. Professor at LSU Julia Ledet and Australia native Jenny White join Nick Congemi and remember their parents who lost their lives in the horrific crash. Dean of Undergraduate Studies at Reach University and Innovative Programs Coordinator in West Baton Rouge Schools Kimberly Eckert talks teaching in the parish as well as the shortage of teachers.

Attorney and executive director of The SULC Tech Clinic Marina Biragova talks life in America in relation to that in Russia, Vladimir Putin, and the Brittney Griner case. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses the abortion ban and the 2nd amendment amid the recent Illinois Independence Day shooting.

Legal director for ACLU Nora Ahmed discusses congressional redistricting as well as the America after the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Pastor of Life Tabernacle Church Tony Spell alongside his attorney Jeff Wittenbrink speak on their win when the Supreme Court ruled in favor of their 1st amendment rights being violated in reference to congregational gatherings at the church during COVID.

East Baton Rouge Parish District Attorney Hillar Moore discusses crime within the city speaking specifically on homicides and opioid deaths. Actress and filmmaker Jency Hogan talks her first feature film "Days of Daisy". More information can be found on Instagram @daysofdaisyfilm. Children's author Sarah White speaks on her recent book "The Land of Red, White, and Blue".

Political consultant Mary-Patricia Wray and former member of the Louisiana Senate Troy Hebert discuss several political issues including the swearing in of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, the overturning of Roe v. Wade, and gun regulation. Former LSU Student Government President Ted Schirmer refers to his recent book, "Defiance: Fighting Elitism and Racism at LSU in the ’70s" to reflects on his time as SGA President in the 70's.

Commissioner of Insurance for the state of Louisiana Jim Donelon speaks on the impact of the upcoming hurricane season as well as proper preparation for it. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses several political issues including the 1/6 Commission, Cassidy Hutchinson, and the gun bill. Parenting journalist and author Lisa L. Lewis talks about her recent book "The Sleep-Deprived Teen".

WAFB 9 News anchor Elizabeth Vowell speaks on the reopening of abortion clinics as well as the lasting impact of drunk driving. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster discusses several political issues including local redistricting efforts and the insurrection of the Capital. Clinic administrator of Hope Medical Group for women Kathaleen Pittman discusses the temporary reopening of the clinic and what the abortion ban means for women. President and CEO of the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge Renee Chatelain reflects on the life and legacy of her father-in-law Dan Lyle. His celebration of life will be on June 30th at the Arts Center Operation at 4 p.m.

National political reporter at The Washington Post Caroline Kitchener talks the abortion ban and states blocking it with the trigger laws. Chair of the board of Louisiana Progress and the co-founder of 10,000 Women Melissa Flournoy discusses several political issues including the overturning of Roe. v. Wade and the gun bill.

Commander of the Kansas City Police Department’s East Patrol Division Major Kari Thompson and Missouri resident Rosilyn Temple discuss efforts to end violence within their community and others across the country as well as the upcoming film screening of "Uncommon Allies" Tuesday, June 28th at 6 p.m. at Southern University's Valdry Center. Managing Artistic Director at Theatre Baton Rouge Jenny Ballard talks about their upcoming musical "Shrek" which can be seen until July 3rd. More information and tickets are available at theatrebr.org. Former police office Latasha Patrick discusses attempts to stop school shootings with K-9s. Louisiana Right to Life communication director Sarah Zagorski speaks on the organization as well as her support of the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

Recently retired LSU professor and first gentleman of Baton Rouge Marvin Broome talks about his life throughout the years as well as life married to Mayor-President Sharon Weston-Broome. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses gun control, gas prices, and other political issues.

Lt. Governor of Louisiana Billy Nungesser talks inflation due to the war in Ukraine, crime in Louisiana, and other local issues. A dean of the Louisiana Capital Press Corps and Louisiana politics reporter Greg Hilburn discusses the Supreme Court ruling of the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Commissioner of the Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry Mike Strain speaks on the affect the war in Ukraine has on the international harvest. Director of Communications at the Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation Avery Davidson talks about the history of the organization.

Recently retired LSU professor and first gentleman of Baton Rouge Marvin Broome talks about his life throughout the years as well as life married to Mayor-President Sharon Weston-Broome. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses gun control, gas prices, and other political issues.

Attorney and member of the Louisiana State Senate Cleo Fields discusses the congressional redistricting and other political issues. CEO of Louisiana United Methodist Children and Family Services Rick Wheat talks about the organization as well as the ribbon cutting this Friday, June 24th at 10 a.m. in Loranger. More information can be found on lumcfs.org.

Louisiana State Senator Franklin Foil discusses the recent state sessions, congressional redistricting maps, and other political issues. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster recalls the tragic Uvalde shooting and talks about gun banning as well as the insurrection at the capital.

American best-selling author and investigative journalist Dan Moldea discusses Donald Trump, the insurrection of the Capital, and several other political issues. Award-winning chef, restaurant veteran, and blogger Susanne Duplantis talks about the importance of the repurpose of leftovers by referencing her new book "Lagniappe Leftovers".

Journalist and professor at Southeastern Louisiana University Dayne Sherman discusses the congressional maps as well as the insurrection of the Capital. Radio veteran Don Nelson reflects on the life and career of Alan Berg. WRKF's Paul Braun talks about the recent redistricting session.

Dean of LSU School of Veterinary Medicine Oliver Garden speaks on moving to LSU from ivy league UPenn's School of Veterinary Medicine as well as what is new at LSU vet school. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses congressional redistricting, the abortion ban, and the banning of firearms.

Dean of LSU School of Veterinary Medicine Oliver Garden speaks on moving to LSU from ivy league UPenn's School of Veterinary Medicine as well as what is new at LSU vet school. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses congressional redistricting, the abortion ban, and the banning of firearms.

Financial planner for Dent Wealth Advisors Fred Dent discusses the current state of the market as well as crypto currency. Former EBR Parish councilman Darrell Glasper comment on the Saudi Arabia golf Tour and his support of assault weapons. Director of Elderly Protective Services Ebony Thomas Philips speaks on the importance of the organization. American author and journalist Howard Blum talks about his recent book "The Spy Who Knew Too Much".

American journalist, syndicated columnist, and senior member of the Chicago Tribune editorial board Clarence Page discusses the insurrection of the Capital, upcoming elections, as well as gun violence in America. Chair of the Board of Louisiana Progress and co-founder of 10,000 Women Melissa Flournoy speaks on her opposition to AR-15 assault weapons.

Lawyer, writer, and political activist Mike Wolf speaks on redistricting in Louisiana. Author Janie Victoria Ward talks about her book "Sister Resisters: Mentoring Black Women on Campus".

American publisher, investigative journalist, political blogger, and author of the Bayou Brief Lamar White discusses the insurrection of the Capital as well as the congressional redistricting in Louisiana. Antiracist educator and author Britt Hawthorne talks about her book "Raising Antiracist Children".

Oncology Specialist Dr. Gerald Miletello discusses the risks and dangers of various forms of cancer as well as the upcoming Cancers Survivors Program on Sunday, June 12th from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at St. Josephs Cathedral in Downtown Baton Rouge. The Advocate's Mark Ballard speaks on gun safety regulations.

Executive Director of the Manship Theatre Melanie Couvillon speaks on the Manship Theatre and several upcoming events. More information can be found on manshiptheatre.org. Acadiana Table food blogger and author and President of the Graham Group George Graham talks his blog as well as his cookbook "Fresh from Louisiana: The Soul of Cajun and Creole Home Cooking". Two-time world champion debater and a former coach of the Australian national debating team and the Harvard College Debating Union Bo Seo discusses his recent book "Good Arguments".

PAR Research director Melinda Deslatte discusses the recent legislative session as well as several other upcoming bills. Cat Haven's Tammy Morgan and Holly Carey talk about the organization as well as the upcoming fundraising event today, June 7th 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. at VooDoo BBQ on Drusilla Lane. A percentage of the money spent will go towards helping Cat Haven. Planetary scientist, professor, and author Lindy Elkins-Tanton speaks on her recent book "A Portrait of a Scientist as a Young Woman: A Memoir".

Attorney Mary Olive Pierson discusses St. George as well as the conceded carry bill. Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome talks the US Conference of Mayors, issues across American mayors face and several other Louisiana issues.

The Advocate's Smiley Anders reflects on his years as a columnist at The Advocate. East Baton Rouge Metro councilman Darryl Hurst speaks on St. George, transitions within EBR Parish, as well as crime in Baton Rouge. American investigative reporter, author, and film director Jason Berry talks about the Catholic church and the upcoming documentary based on the book, "City of a Million Dreams". Practicing ER physician and author Jay Baruch talks about his book, "Tornado of Life: A Doctor's Journey Through Constraints and Creativity in the ER". WRKF's Paul Braun gives insight to the recent legislative session.

Chief Administrative Officer for Baton Rouge Darryl Gissel talks gun control amid the recent Tulsa hospital shooting, the blocking of St. George Parish as well as homelessness in Baton Rouge. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses the amending of the concealed carry bill. Entertainment editor and author Ryan Britt speaks on his recent book "Phasers on Stun!".

American politician and member of the Democratic Party from the U.S. state of Louisiana Foster Campbell talks about LA Senate Bill 381. Executive Director of the Partnership for Safe Medicines Shabbir Safdar speaks on the impact of counterfeit prescription drugs laced with fentanyl. Technology reporter for The New York Times covering Apple Tripp Mickle speaks on his recent book "After Steve: How Apple Became a Trillion-Dollar Company and Lost Its Soul".

Veteran, pilot, and candidate for U.S. Senate in the state of Louisiana Luke Mixon talks about the U.S. Senate race as well as his stance on gun laws in America. Architect Coleman Brown discusses traffic issue in Baton Rouge. Retired four-star U.S. naval officer Admiral James Stavridis speaks on his recent book, "To Risk it All".

Veteran, pilot, and candidate for U.S. Senate in the state of Louisiana Luke Mixon talks about the U.S. Senate race as well as his stance on gun laws in America. Architect Coleman Brown discusses traffic issue in Baton Rouge. Retired four-star U.S. naval officer Admiral James Stavridis speaks on his recent book, "To Risk it All".

Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser talks about the tragedy in Texas and discusses several Louisiana issues. Publisher for The Louisiana Voice Tom Aswell speaks on the recent Texas shooting and comments on the Beto O'Rourke and Gov. Abbott's press conference feud. WRKF's Paul Braun joins Tom Aswell to discuss upcoming gun regulation bills.

Collegiate Professor of History at the University of Michigan Juan Cole speaks on the "race replacement theory" in relation to the recent mass shootings. Associate State Director of Advocacy for AARP Louisiana talks about the shelving of recent House Bill in Louisiana. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses the 2nd amendment and its impact since the recent mass shootings.

Secretary of the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development Dr. Shawn Wilson speaks on the recent elementary school shooting in Uvalde, Texas as well as construction details on the new bridge. Libertarian attorney Mike Wolf talks about the Texas shooting. American writer Phil Klay refers to a section from his book "Uncertain Ground" to speak on the shooting in Uvalde, Texas.

Associate professor and department head of the Political Science Department at UL Lafayette Dr. Pearson Cross discusses Louisiana governors and refers to his book, "The Party is Over". Community advocate Tania Nyman talks about redistricting issues in Baton Rouge. The Pew Charitable Trusts' Alex Horowitz speaks on payday loan operations.

Former pastor of First Methodist Church in Baton Rouge Rev. Chris Andrews speaks on issues in the world today as well as his part as leader of Jubilee Pioneers. Former metro councilman of Baton Rouge Darrell Glasper talks about NCAA sports and comments on the Nick Saban-Jimbo Fisher feud. The Washington Post journalist Robert Samuels discusses the life and death of George Floyd and makes reference to his book, "His Name is George Floyd".

Former LSU basketball player and Ukraine businessman Roman Rubchenko discusses the Russia-Ukraine war. For information on how you can help, visit youkraine.org. Attorney, author, and producer Henry Bushkin talks about the life and career of television host, writer, and producer Johnny Carson. WRKF's Paul Braun speaks on recent budget passing and several other political issues.

Director of Hope Medical Group for Women Kathaleen Pittman speaks on the long-term effects of the overturning of Roe v. Wade. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses the upcoming governor election, the overturning of Roe v. Wade, and several other political issues.

Director of Hope Medical Group for Women Kathaleen Pittman speaks on the long-term effects of the overturning of Roe v. Wade. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses the upcoming governor election, the overturning of Roe v. Wade, and several other political issues.

Partner in the Baton Rouge office of Breazeale, Sachse & Wilson Tim Hardy reflects on the life and career of former Louisiana governor Buddy Roemer. Veteran jazz and blues radio host Zia Tammami talks about his 45-years as host of “Spontaneous Combustion". American writer and professor Melissa Febos speaks on her recent book "Girlhood".

Attorney Mary Olive Pierson discusses issues pertaining to St. George parish and comments on the overturning of Roe v. Wade. American novelist and short-story writer Jennifer Egan speaks on her recent book, "The Candy House". American novelist and bookstore owner Emma Straub talks about her recent book, "This Time Tomorrow".

Professor and chairman at the Manship School of Mass Communication at LSU Bob Mann speaks on a few economic issues in Louisiana and on the life and career of former Alabama governor George Wallace. Rabbi Barry Weinstein talks about his career as rabbi and the six year anniversary of his aortic aneurysm. WRKF Reporter Paul Braun gives insight on the 813 Bill as well as several other upcoming bills.

General Russel Honore talks about current issues in Louisiana, Exxon, and tax exemptions. Journalist Mark Ballard speaks on House Bill 813 voting as well as several other upcoming bills.

American conservative newspaper columnist and writer Quin Hillyer and journalist and reporter Sue Lincoln discuss the overturning of Roe v. Wade and the Danny McCormick bill. Journalist and author Tyler Bridges speaks on his conversation with Danny McCormick, the overturning of Roe v. Wade as well as the impact of several other upcoming bills.

Journalist and publisher Lamar White speaks on the overturning of Roe v. Wade, the Danny McCormick bill, as well as his upcoming article featured on The Daily Beast. Associate Director for Louisiana Right to Life Angie Thomas talks about the organization and the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

Attorney and former member of the Louisiana House of Representatives for District 86 in Orleans and Jefferson parishes Sam Leblanc reflects on the life and career of former Louisiana governor Edwin Edwards. Professor of Law at Columbia University and author Lev Menand discusses the details of his recent book "The Fed Unbound: Central Banking in a Time of Crisis". USA Today and internationally bestselling author Wade Rouse talks about his book "Magic Season: A Son's Story."

Melissa Flournoy and Jeff Sadow discuss the overturning of Roe v. Wade. EBR Director of Transportation and Drainage Fred Raiford talks about drainage and traffic issues in Baton Rouge as well as some solutions to these issues. WRKF's Capitol Access Reporter Paul Braun speaks on Roe v. Wade, the Danny McCormick bill, and other recently passed bills.

Law professor Leslie Gerwin and journalist Mark Ballard discuss the House Criminal Justice Committee's 7 to 2 vote to charge a woman with murder if they get an abortion.

Gene Mills & Nora Ahmed discuss the political atmosphere of the country and the Supreme Court's leak about overturning Roe vs. Wade

Fred Dent of Dent Wealth Advisors discusses strategies that could positively impact today's market as well as political implications surrounding it. Political consultant Mary-Patricia Wray and a former member of the Louisiana Senate Troy Hebert talk about the abortion ban, its impact on women in America as well as its relation to the Roe v. Wade court case.

Laura Vinsant gives insight on Teach For America as well as her role in the organization. Founder and chairman of Dementia Society for America Kevin Jameson talks about the organization as well as gives information on the Alzheimer's disease. For more information, visit dementiasociety.org or call 1800-DEMENTIA. Writer and journalist Matt Richtel discusses his recent book "Inspired: Understanding Creativity: A Journey Through Art, Science, and the Soul".

Former State Representative Ted James talks about his part in the Biden Administration and addresses several political issues. Denny McLain reflects on his time in the MLB and his thoughts on the league today. Sayantani DasGupta speaks on her life as a physician and an author as well as her recent book "Debating Darcy".

Mark Ballard covers conversion therapy ban, Senate bill 151 and raising the State minimum wage. Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser talks about his recent home invasion, Louisiana tourism including the recent Strawberry Festival, upcoming Garth Brook's concert and Jazz Fest, and Dr. Dana Suskind discusses her new book Parent Nation- Unlocking Every Child's Potential, Fulfilling Society's Promise.

Best-selling author Charlotte Dennett gives details on her book "Follow the Pipelines: Uncovering the Mystery of a Lost Spy and the Deadly Politics of the Great Game for Oil". Judge Freddie Pitcher Jr. talks about his many years as Chancellor of the Southern University Law Center and the life and impact of Johnnie Jones. Political scientist Yascha Mounk discusses his book "The Great Experiment: Why Diverse Democracies Fall Apart and How They Can Endure".

Jan Moller, discusses Louisiana's minimum wage, Andrew Muhl of AARP talks about House bill 645 and how it would benefit everyone in the state, allowing seniors to stay in their own homes longer and Steve Binder relives the Elvis '68 Special and what it meant for both of their careers.

Edward Ashworth discusses his controversial article titled "NCAA should make an example, shut down LSU football and basketball". The Advocate writer Lanny Keller talks about politicians in today's world of social media as well as several political issues. Author Tom Clavin gives insight on his book "To the Uttermost Ends of the Earth: The Epic Hunt for the South's Most Feared Ship and the Greatest Sea Battle of the Civil War".

Jenny Ballard talks about the 77th season of Theatre Baton Rouge and its upcoming play "Sweet Charity" starting on April 22nd and ending on May 1st on the TBR Main Stage. 19th Judicial Court District candidate Jordan Faircloth discusses the upcoming election as well as his thoughts on solutions to crime in Baton Rouge. Award-winning and best-selling author Vanessa Hua speaks about her recent novel "Forbidden City". Carmen Million gives insight on the Better Business Bureau's 15th Annual Free Community Shred Fest that will be held at the BR Police Department on Saturday, April 23rd.

Brad Myers reflects on life as an attorney and former federal prosecutor as well as his running for the 19th Judicial District Court judge. Mark Ballard talks about the governor veto and both Bill Cassidy and Billy Nungesser consideration for the upcoming governor election.

Wayne Sims recalls the night of the senseless killing of his son, Wayde Sims in 2018 and the recent trial and verdict of his murderer. Louisiana Commissioner for Agriculture and Forestry Dr. Mike Strain talks his long running as commissioner as well as the Russia-Ukraine war and the effect is has on the increase in the price of food. Glen Scheuermann and Jody Hanet speak on arts and music in Baton Rouge and a few events to come including the Bluzzey Brunch on April 24th at the Hilton Capital City Hotel from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. (tickets can be purchased at kidorchestra.org) and the Art, Jazz, and Pizzazz Art Walk held at the Galvez Plaza on May 1st from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Chris Nakamoto reflects on his start into journalism and discusses the CATS sandal as well as what new stories are to come. Darlene Adams Rowland speaks about BREADA, the hardships of local farmers, and the Red Stick Farmers Market, which will be held on Tuesday at the Goodwood Library from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m..

Robert Costa comments on the text messages between Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas's wife Ginni Thomas and Mark Meadows as well as his thoughts on the possible overturning of the 2020 election. Melinda Deslatte gives insight on the return of "Gridiron Show".

Dr. Lisa Delpit reflects on growing up in the 60's in Baton Rouge as well as her thoughts on racial issues in our country today. Coach George "Tic" Price speaks on his life and coaching career as well as his book "Locker Room Talk".

Dr. Christopher Axelrod of the Pennington Biomedical Research Center gives insight on a recently discovered chemical compound and its research in relation to obesity. Quin Hillyer and Melissa Flournoy discuss various political topics including the confirmation of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson as well as Senator Karen Peterson's investigation.

Dan Moldea talks about Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's senate confirmation as well as her treatment during this time. Criminal Defense Attorney John McLindon speaks on the senates response to child pornography. Eugene Linden refers to his book "Fire and Flood: A People's History of Climate Change, from 1979 to the Present" to reflect on the progression of climate change.

Chef and Restauranteur Peter Sclafani talks the re-opening of Juban's and explains why they made the decision to close during the pandemic. Mark Ballard shares his thoughts on the vote in the Supreme Court today regarding Ketanji Brown Jackson, specifically on Louisiana Senators Bill Cassidy and John Kennedy's plans to vote no. LeAnne Weill remembers her friend, New Orleans icon, Chris Owens.

Jared Hymowitz explains the Healthy BR initiative and what it entails and gives an update on how Baton Rouge is doing in terms of public health. Andre Moreau and Dr. Katie Fetzer bring attention to Human Trafficking and how people get caught up in it. Kate Swenson discusses her book "Forever Boy," and having a child with Autism.

Political Consultant Roy Fletcher speaks briefly on the NCAA National Championship game and discusses the upcoming governor election, as well as Baton Rouge traffic issues. Cindy Hurst refers to her film "Natural Woman" in relation to the recent Will Smith and Chris Rock fiasco. Ashley Yablon talks about his book "Standing up to China" and his feelings during the uncovering a large illegal scheme.

Commissioner of Insurance Jim Donelon announces that he is planning on running for re-election, he also gives information on the current insurance rates, and encourages residents of Louisiana to invest in flood insurance. Louis Herthum shares his thoughts on what happened between Will Smith and Chris Rock.

Manuel Martinez talks men's fashion, Olivia Pass discusses the upcoming Audubon Gala, and Paul Maassen shares his appreciation for Talk Louisiana and its listeners.

Former Congressman Charles Melancon gives his perspective on the district lines. Mark Ballard covers the veto override, and the possibility of Senator Bill Cassidy running for Governor, and remembers his late wife Donna Britt as she is being inducted into the LSU Manship School Hall of Fame.

Former Senator Elbert Guillory discusses running for Lieutenant Governor, he also comments on why Black people don't vote Republican. Robyn Dow and Elisha Davis get together and exchange their views and opinions on the Will Smith and Chris Rock fiasco. Julie Wright talks her book, "The Happy Sleeper," which examines teens' sleep schedule today and how to better their sleep schedule.

Peter Kovacs reflects on his time as a journalist at The Times-Picayune and his current career at The Advocate. Katherine Stewart discusses her book "The Power Worshippers: Inside the Dangerous Rise of Religious Nationalism" and also makes several statements regarding recent political developments.

Tyler Bridges speculates on various upcoming elections and their potential candidates and speaks specifically on Bill Cassidy's consideration for the governor election next year. Larry English comments on Sharon Lewis's ongoing sexual assault case against LSU. Michael Borowitz reflects on his part in Opera Louisiane and several of their upcoming events.

Mary-Patricia Wray and Mike Wolf have a conversation about the Supreme Court confirmation hearing and the questioning of Ketanji Brown Jackson. Joe McBride remembers Billy Wilder as his films, more specifically, his 1960 film, The Apartment.

Mark Ballard speaks on the Supreme Court confirmation hearings and the current state of Louisiana Politics. Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser discusses the aftermath of the storm that passed through southeast Louisiana.

George Kennedy comments on his brother and his questioning of Supreme Court Nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson, and the Louisiana Senate race. Roman Rubchenko gives an update on the war in Ukraine, what he is doing to help other Ukranians in need, what the war means for Democracy, and how Americans can help out and donate. Donations can be made at youkraine.org.

Sonny Cranch talks starting the Cottonwood project in an effort to save the Cottonwood Bookstore, and gives resources to donate to the cause. Donations can be made at GoFundMe.com/Cottonwoodproject, or Sonny can be contacted at (225)921-1942. Mark Ballard gives and update on the Regular Legislative Session, the Governor's veto on the maps, and what the outcome of that will be.

Chris Thomas King discusses the impact COVID had on the Blues industry his father's influence on him, and his book, The Blues: The Authentic Narrative of My Music and Culture. Ronnie Harris, the former Mayor of Gretna, promotes the annual Friends of LSU Library Book Sale to support LSU libraries. Renee Chatelain and Cynthia Bryant talk about the condition of the Louisiana coast. Venessa Walker-Lee discusses losing in the 2016 flood, and the lack of support from FEMA and Board of Contractors.

Former LSU President F. King Alexander shares his thoughts on Will Wade's firing, and gives insight into what happened when he and Joe Alleva suspended Will Wade in 2019 prior to the SEC and NCAA Tournament. He also expressed his disappointment in the FBI for their lack of help with the case. Stephanie Riegel discusses leaving The Business Report.

Congressman Garret Graves discusses the war in Ukraine and Russian propaganda; contemplates actions the U.S. should have taken against Russia and suggests we provide greater assistance with weaponry for Ukraine to defend its own airspace. Gloria Allred speaks about ongoing litigation in the case of former Miss Ukraine 2018, who was stripped of her title after it was revealed she had a son. James Linden Hogg presents his latest song Glory in the Meeting House and upcoming performance at Oakley Plantation, St. Francisville, April 2nd.

Dan Tirone gives his professional opinion on the effectiveness of the sanctions placed on Russia and the sustainability of both countries throughout a war. Mark Ballard gives an update on the re-drawing of the maps and how the oil and gas industry in Louisiana is going to be impacted.

Ted Schirmer recalls his time in the Military, and serving in the Vietnam. He also talks about attending LSU and his experience as student body President and his book "Defiance." Roman Rubchenko joins the show and gives an update on the situation in Ukraine and the stress and anxiety of living in a warzone.

Dr. Faye Williams discusses the War in Ukraine and praises women of Ukraine for their strength and resilience. She goes on celebrating women including Polish women who receive refugees with open arms. Finally, she finished by revealing the magnitude of Russian women who oppose the war, facing sever backlash, but fight everyday for Ukrainian Freedoms. Luke Mixon gives valuable insight to the War in Ukraine and his opposition to "no fly zones" and offers alternatives.

Ara Rubyan talks the Jewish Film Festival, which will open on Wednesday night with a showing of "A Crime on the Bayou," at the Manship Theatre. Harvey Wasserman discusses the situation in Ukraine and the nuclear threat, cons of having nuclear plants around the world, and the theory that the 2004 Presidential Election was rigged.

Chief Justice Bernette Joshua Johnson discusses her career as Chief Justice of the Louisiana Supreme Court and Biden's pick Ketanji Brown Jackson for Supreme Court seat. John Wirt reminisces on the 40th anniversary of the death of John Belushi. Robert Dow recalls his football career at LSU and Glen Petersen remarks on the death of LSU Law Professor Paul Baier.

Catherine Newsome with the Secretary of State office promotes the Louisiana State Archive Gala that will be held on Sunday. Mark Ballard speculates on the upcoming gubernatorial race.

Ryan Van Dinter reflects on his time in Ukraine and the turmoil going on in the country. Roman Rubchenko shares his experiences living in war-torn Ukraine and relays his thoughts on the possible conditions and challenges Ukranians will face during this conflict.

Ben Jones talks about his time, playing football at LSU, Rodeo and his latest movie Peace River. West Feliciana Parish President Kenny Havard talks about Baton Rouge violence and his views to combat what he termed "Black on Black" crime.

Billy Nungesser speaks about upcoming Mardi Gras throughout the state, Ashley Shelton of the Power Coalition talks about the Supreme Court Nomination, Ketanji Brown Jackson and redistricting. General Ron Richard discusses the Russian invasion of Ukraine and how the crisis may unfold.

Senator Regina Barrow discusses redistricting and possible move to litigation. Mark Ballard talks about the Russian invasion into Ukraine and its effects on the economy. Chuck Klosterman indulges us in his new book The Nineties.

Greg Bowser talks about Alabama, LSU Football and Louisiana's vision for a cleaner, greener Chemical Industry. Trey Ourso discusses the political atmosphere & Neal Thompson speaks about his latest book The First Kennedys.

Chesley Heymsfield explains what M.E. is, how it contributes to long COVID, and the documentary on M.E. Tyler Bridges gives and update on redistricting and his new book he is working on about the Cal vs. Stanford football game in 1982. Dr. William Davis talks gut health and his book, "Super Gut: A Four-Week Plan to Reprogram Your Microbiome, Restore Health, and Lose Weight."

Rudy Macklin reflects on his career, health and fitness and playing under Coach Dale Brown. Brad and Steve Myers remember their father, Charles Myers, and his legacy. Brad also comments on running for Judge. Christina Crook promotes her book, "Good Burdens: How to Live Joyfully in the Digital Age," and how technology has an everyday impact on our lives.

Representative Denise Marcelle gives an update on the redistricting session and assesses the new lines drawn, minimum wage and touches on the Ronald Greene case, as she is part of the committee. Mark Ballard speculates on what will be the outcome of the redistricting session.

John Belton discusses what inspired him to decide to run for Attorney General, and sheds light on the Ronald Greene investigation. Richard Hobson promotes his performance this week. Dr. Andre Perry gives insight on the differences between white and black communities.

Mayor Sharon Weston-Broome talks about Black History Month. Leanne Redman discusses the Pennington's new plan observe health with their Nutrition for Precision Health study.

Melissa Flournoy, Troy Hebert, discuss the decision of Senate approving map for Congress without new minority district, Billy Truax recounts his football career, & Matt Haines talks about his new book The Big Book of King Cake.

George Sells reflects on his life and career as a news anchor and the future of the news industry. Mark Ballard discusses the committee investigating Ronald Greene's death and redistricting maps.

Dan Moldea discusses a multitude of topics including the Mueller Report, Mitch McConnell, and Jimmy Hoffa.

Bodi White GOP Senator (R) speaks about the special session on redistricting. Morgan Lamandre- Director of Sexual Trauma Awareness & Response (STAR), Kevin Cope- LSU Professor, and Dayne Sherman- SLU Professor, comment on the Sharon Lewis sexual harassment case against LSU. Charlie Alexander discusses Cincinnati Bengals' star players, Joe Burrow and Jamar Chase and the upcoming Super bowl.

Attorney Larry English talks about Sharon Lewis and her case of sexual harassment from LSU; launches new allegations of sexual misconduct involving an unnamed university official. Danny Heitman, Advocate columnist, speaks about Danny Plaisance and Cottonwood Books.

Ashley Shelton from the Power Coalition comments on the Ronald Greene scenario, racial gerrymandering, and the redistricting session. Michael Hefner weighs in on redistricting software. Regina Barrow gives her professional opinion on the Sharon Lewis and LSU lawsuit. Daniel Pink discusses his book, "The Power of Regret: How Looking Backward Moves Us Forward," and how to deal with regret.

Mike Wolf discusses Justice Breyer's retirement and his possible replacement. Mark Ballard gives his opinion on who is best suited for the open seat in the Supreme Court and looks ahead to the redistricting session.

Dana Hunter gives information on human trafficking, how children become victims, and how to helpful. Mark Ballard touches on how Governor John Bel Edwards handled the Ronald Greene case and the special redistricting session. Tim Falcon talks NOLA gold rugby.

Kyle Ardoin talks voting machines, and confirms that he will be running for re-election. Tony Guarisco and Albert Samuels opine about Governor Edwards and the Ronald Greene situation, they also touch on redistricting. Ruta Sepetys gives a look into her new book "I Must Betray You."

Cleo Fields gives his opinion on Governor Edwards knowing that there was a struggle with Ronald Green, issues within the State Police Department and redistricting.

Jamie Setze discusses the building of a new Mississippi River bridge, infrastructure and traffic issues in Baton Rouge. J. Michael Lennon memorializes Norman Mailer.

Billy Nungesser promotes upcoming Mardi Gras season and coalitions against littering, Kip Corban talks about spinal health and article in Tiger Rag about spine and back health, and Kara Fitzgerald discusses nutrition, biological aging and her latest book Younger You: Reduce your Bio Age and Live Longer, Better.

Jill Craft talks the firing of Sharon Lewis at LSU, and her lawsuit against the University. Ray Strother recalls Bill Clinton's campaign. Ron Faucheux analyzes the Louisiana Senate Race.

Stan Harris discusses the Louisiana Restaurant Association and urges Congress to consider revitalizing restaurant business funding. William Dalrymple talks about his latest book The Anarchy. David Rudolph shares his views of the wrongly convicted and his book American Injustice.

Garey Forster gives his opinion on what could help mitigate the crime issues in Louisiana, and specifically in New Orleans. Nora Ahmed breaks down the issue of abortion rights in the Supreme Court. Nathan Harris talks his book, "The Sweetness of Water."

Mary Olive Pierson discusses St. George's zoning and failed actions of the split Senate, Mark Vonnegut reviews our standings with Covid and the efficacy of vaccines and masks to curb severity of cases, Amy E. Herman speaks about her latest book Fixed. How to Perfect the Fine Art of Problem-Solving and how art affects how we view our world.

Tom Aswell discusses Gary Chambers, Ted James talks the proposed voting rights law, and new job with SBA, Blanca Blanco speaks on her career in Hollywood.

Jim has an open discussion about current events in the country. Mark Ballard analyzes the current candidates running for Senate, and talks racial and political divides in he country, her immunity, and redistricting.

Louisiana Voice Owner Tom Aswell talked with Jim about Gary Chambers campaign ad that shows him smoking marijuana, they also dove into local politics and the continuing federal investigation into the death of Ronald Greene. State Representative Ted James discussed the upcoming redistricting session, the federal voter's rights bill and his new job with the Small Business Administration. Actress Blanca Bianco talked about her career in Hollywood.

John Schroder talks about our States fiscal surplus and his potential run for Governor , Tyler Bridges speaks about Gary Chambers and legal Marijuana.